import { type WesternStopStep, type WesternTrainCircuit } from './westernTrain.js';
/** The Forge Halt's stop on a circuit (version 2's, open or not). */
export declare function forgeHaltStop(circuit?: WesternTrainCircuit): import("./westernTrain.js").WesternTrainStop | null;
/**
 * The platform's deck: the home platform's westplatform pieces (types WESTERN_PLATFORM_PIECES) carried to where the train
 * stands at the halt, turned to face the track (the home platform's south is the halt's east: the rake is east of it).
 */
export declare function forgeHaltPlatformPieces(circuit?: WesternTrainCircuit): Array<{
    id: string;
    x: number;
    z: number;
    style: string;
}>;
/**
 * The step plates the halt lays (as Lantern Wake does): one before every car's doorway, and the cargo car's and the guard
 * van's while their models are in the kit. Each stands on the gap row, its model turned to face the track.
 */
export declare function forgeHaltSteps(circuit?: WesternTrainCircuit): Array<WesternStopStep & {
    style: string;
}>;
/** The halt master's "Next train?" and the board's last line: a train standing (doors open or shut), or the next one due. */
export declare function forgeHaltNextTrainText(nowMs: number, circuit?: WesternTrainCircuit): string;
/** The stops the train calls at, from this one round the loop and back ("the Western Entrance, Lantern Wake, ..."). */
export declare function forgeHaltLoopText(circuit?: WesternTrainCircuit): string;
/** What the notice board in the hall says: where you are, the loop, the plates, the way up, then the next train. */
export declare function forgeHaltNoticeText(nowMs: number, circuit?: WesternTrainCircuit): string;
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