Generate a buffer zone around a geometry at a specified distance. Control buffer shape with resolution, join style, mitre limit, and single-sided option for precise spatial analysis.
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"Buffer" matching MCP tools:
- Generate a spatial buffer around a specified geometry in WKT format using a defined distance in meters. Enables precise spatial analysis with the PostGIS MCP Server.
- Retrieve the filename of the most recent replay buffer recording to access saved gameplay or content for editing or sharing.GPL 2.0
- Check if the OBS replay buffer is active to verify recording availability before saving clips.GPL 2.0
- Stop recording replay buffer footage in OBS Studio to finalize and save temporary video clips for editing or sharing.GPL 2.0
- Save replay buffer content to disk for OBS Studio recordings. Capture recent gameplay or streaming moments as video files using OBS WebSocket control.GPL 2.0
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- Read a specific line range from an open Neovim buffer, returning each line prefixed with its line number. Use to access sections without loading the entire file.MIT
- Retrieve LSP diagnostics for a specific file open in Neovim. Returns errors, warnings, info, and hints with line and column numbers.MIT
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