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Photo Exhibit Wall Layout

Photo Exhibit Wall Layout MCP Connector for Claude

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Calculates optimal positioning for framed prints on a wall.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner
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This MCP server provides spatial planning tools for arranging photo exhibits. Use calculate_layout to find valid coordinates for frames, validate_placement to check for collisions or margin violations, get_wall_utilization to measure coverage density, and find_optimal_spacing to determine the maximum possible gap between items. It ensures all arrangements respect wall boundaries, safety margins, and inter-frame spacing requirements.

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calculate_layout

Determines a valid set of coordinates for a collection of frames within the specified wall constraints

find_optimal_spacing

Suggests the maximum possible uniform inter-frame spacing that can be maintained for a given set of frames and a specific layout pattern

get_wall_utilization

Calculates the density of the arrangement to help determine if the wall is overcrowded or underused

validate_placement

Verifies if a specific set of coordinates for a set of frames is physically possible and adheres to all spacing rules

See how to talk to your AI agent using Photo Exhibit Wall Layout.

I have a wall that is 200cm wide and 150cm high. I want to place three frames, each 40x40cm, with a 10cm safety margin and 15cm spacing between them. Where should I put them?

The frames can be placed at the following coordinates: Frame 0 at (10, 10), Frame 1 at (65, 10), and Frame 2 at (120, 10).

What is the maximum spacing I can have between 4 frames (50x50cm) on a 300x200cm wall with a 20cm safety margin?

The maximum possible uniform inter-frame spacing for this configuration is 45.5cm.

Is this layout valid? Wall: 100x100, Margin: 5, Spacing: 5. Frame 1: (10,10) size 20x20. Frame 2: (15,15) size 20x20.

No, the layout is invalid because Frame 1 overlaps Frame 2.

You can use the `calculate_layout` tool to automatically determine a valid set of coordinates for your frames based on your wall dimensions and spacing constraints.

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