![]() In TPC, you see all your data, all the time. We call it Visible Data™.Tools like the Traverse View shown here, give you access to all your data. Right-click any survey object (line, label, symbol) in a drawing and TPC can take you right to that point in it’s traverse.Come back to the job 6 months later and pick up right where you left off. Traverses |
Data ManagersData managers, like the Traverses manager shown here, help you organize your survey data.
FormatsYou can format the managers to include information you want quick access to, like the areas, linear error and number of points shown here. GroupsGroups allow you to organize large data sets. Put all your parcels into the Parcels group, then open that group to work on parcels. |
Traverse ViewYou will spend a lot of time in our Traverse View. This is where you enter most of your data or come to look at the data you just imported. In the traverse shown here, we’ve imported the GLO notes for an entire township using GCDB point labels. All the calls for every tier in the township are here. FormatFormat the view to display just the data you want, like the True Bearing, Geodetic Distance and chains shown here. Keypad Data EntryGot a lot of data to enter from deeds and surveys you’ve researched? You can enter all the data right right on the keypad, even bearings, so data entry is blazingly fast.
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![]() Synchronized ViewsBecause your data creates your drawings, TPC can synchronize the views, letting you see the data while you enter or edit it. In the example shown here, we’ve computed a COGO intersection of a property line and a right-of-way curve, entered that call into a boundary traverse and now TPC draws that curve in our current drawing. It’s pretty amazing to watch it all happen right before your eyes. Sneak Peek |
![]() TooltipsWant to see your data in the drawings? Just turn on tooltips (Default = On). TPC gets the information from the survey, not the drawing. So trim a line in the drawing and TPC will still display the untrimmed, survey quality, length of the line. Don’t want tooltips? Just turn them off and TPC still displays survey information on the status bar as you position the cursor over a survey drawing object. Sneak Peek |
Edit Multiple Data ItemsWe can’t say enough about the tools TPC gives you to optimize your workflows In the example here, we’ve selected all the side shots (with one command) and are entering parking stripe direction for all the parking striping by entering just one bearing. You can do the same thing in drawings, by selecting any number of drawing objects, then by moving just one object, they all move. Letting you apply the same operation you apply to one data or drawing object to multiple objects is just one of the reasons you are going to love working with TPC. |
Putting It All Together
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