TPC 2026 Release 2 adds several new Point Code tools requested by TPC users, giving surveyors more flexibility and control when organizing and managing survey data. These additions improve how point codes are sorted, managed, and applied throughout your workflow. Multiple Variants Per Survey Point TPC now supports multiple variants per survey point, such as: … Read more
A Practical GIS to CAD Workflow Using Traverse PC GIS data is now part of everyday survey work. Parcel boundaries, utilities, easements, environmental layers—most of it arrives as a shapefile. The challenge isn’t getting the file. The challenge is importing GIS data into a survey drawing cleanly—without coordinate errors, broken geometry, or hours of CAD cleanup. Here’s how to … Read more
Speed matters—especially when you’re working in large, complex drawings. In TPC 26, Snap Nearest has been enhanced to give you more control, faster response times, and a smoother drafting experience where it counts most. What’s Changed Snap Nearest now allows you to select the object you want to snap nearest to before snapping. Once selected, … Read more
Designing septic systems involves a lot more than drawing lines on a map. Between site conditions, setbacks, elevations, and permitting requirements, it’s easy to get bogged down—especially if you’re using tools that weren’t built for surveyors. That’s where Traverse PC comes in. Whether you’re designing a conventional system or mapping out more complex installations, TPC … Read more
At Traverse PC, we believe that software should adapt to your workflow—not the other way around. That’s why we’ve launched the TPC Learning Center, a new resource built around the four core concepts that power everything in TPC: The TPC Desktop, Traverses, Drawings, and Deliverables. This isn’t just about buttons and toolbars. It’s about understanding … Read more
TPC 2025’s support for both imperial and metric layouts makes it easier for surveyors working in global markets to create compatible drawings. Whether you’re working in construction, land surveying, or civil engineering, the ability to choose between imperial and metric measurements ensures your survey drawings are suitable for any region. Meeting International NeedsFor those working … Read more
