/**
 * Lantern Wake's shore and the edge of the sunken city (slice 1c-8, 2026-10-11; plan
 * `.cursor/task-plans/2026-10-10-western-1c-first-stop-plan.md`, "Places" and "(2) The Blender kit", batch C): the end of
 * the first ten minutes of ground (ChatGPT's sheet 6, design id `western-kingdoms-first-stop-6-first-ten-minutes`).
 *
 * Down the south path from the town: Crab Beach (rock pools and driftwood on the sand), the tide pools, Fisherman's Cove
 * (a fisher's lean-to, a wrecked boat drawn up on the sand, a net rack, a short plank jetty and a rowboat on the water), the Sunken
 * Arch standing in the shallows off the cove (seen, never reached: no stepping stones), and the sunken ruins' plaza at the
 * end of its broken causeway: the broken lantern-bearer, columns standing in the shallows and on the flagstones, wall runs
 * along the plaza's edges. Beyond it is deep water: the ground ends
 * there ("Deeper water. Not yet.", types lanternWake.ts LANTERN_WAKE_SIGNS). Kit batch C's Blender sea stacks stand off the
 * whole coast in the coastal crags' places and a few more (the crags read as low blocks from the game camera, slice 1c-7).
 *
 * The cove's jetty is scenery over the water (it is not walked: the sea is never stood on, and its fishing spot is later,
 * backend NEXT_STEPS). Every number is a WORLD tile; every footprint was read on the built world (the backend smoke checks
 * each again: sea pieces on water, plaza pieces on the flagstones, nothing on a path, the causeway's way in or a creature's
 * spot). The broken pass is not here: it is drawn on the lookout's north-east horizon by the client
 * (LANTERN_WAKE_PASS_VISTA), never as tiles (James, 2026-10-10).
 */
import type { LanternWakeBox, LanternWakePiece } from './lanternWake.js';
/** A shore or ruins piece (a kit model); `sea` marks one that stands in the sea by design (every tile of it open water). */
export type LanternWakeShorePiece = LanternWakePiece & {
    sea?: true;
};
/** The Sunken Arch off Fisherman's Cove: its piers in the shallows (blocked), its span over open water, facing the cove. */
export declare const LANTERN_WAKE_SUNKEN_ARCH: LanternWakeShorePiece;
/** The sunken ruins' edge: the plaza's dressing (on its flagstones) and the columns and steps in the water round it. */
export declare const LANTERN_WAKE_RUINS_PIECES: readonly LanternWakeShorePiece[];
/** Crab Beach, the tide pools and Fisherman's Cove. */
export declare const LANTERN_WAKE_SHORE_PIECES: readonly LanternWakeShorePiece[];
/** A rowboat tied at the cove's jetty (the `abandonedboat` kind's rowboat, on the water: never stood on). */
export declare const LANTERN_WAKE_COVE_BOAT: {
    readonly id: "lw-cove-boat";
    readonly x: 2122;
    readonly z: 1192;
    readonly scale: 1;
};
/**
 * Kit batch C's Blender sea stacks (lwseastacka the slender spire 1 x 1, lwseastackb the great stack and lwseastackc the
 * leaning pair, 3 x 3), in the places 1c-1's coastal crags stood (LANTERN_WAKE_SEA_STACKS) and three more off the cove and the
 * bay. Every tile of each footprint is open sea, clear of the gallery's lantern lanes and the train's sea lane.
 */
export declare const LANTERN_WAKE_STACK_PIECES: readonly LanternWakeShorePiece[];
/**
 * The broken pass on the lookout's north-east horizon (James, 2026-10-10: "yes", a horizon shape, never piers in the bay).
 * The real join is far north (types westernKingdoms.ts the breach), so the client draws, beyond the grid's east edge where
 * there are no tiles at all: the open sea, the far cliffs of our own coast with the shattered gap where the pass came down,
 * and the stumps of its piers marching out of the gap toward the viewer, lower and more broken the nearer they stand. Pure
 * scenery, drawn only while a player is on Lantern Wake's high ground (`visibleFrom`).
 */
export declare const LANTERN_WAKE_PASS_VISTA: {
    /** Where it is drawn from: the headland north of the gallery, the beacon's knoll and the lookout (and the walk between). */
    readonly visibleFrom: LanternWakeBox;
    /** The far cliffs' line (world x beyond the grid's edge) and their rows. */
    readonly cliffX: 2350;
    readonly cliffRows: {
        readonly minZ: 640;
        readonly maxZ: 980;
    };
    /** The shattered gap in the far cliffs, where the pass came down: its rows. */
    readonly gap: {
        readonly minZ: 790;
        readonly maxZ: 830;
    };
    /** The pier stumps, from the gap out toward the lookout: x, z, the share of the deck's height left, the tilt. */
    readonly piers: readonly [{
        readonly x: 2336;
        readonly z: 814;
        readonly height: 0.9;
        readonly lean: 0;
    }, {
        readonly x: 2320;
        readonly z: 828;
        readonly height: 0.66;
        readonly lean: 0.06;
    }, {
        readonly x: 2304;
        readonly z: 842;
        readonly height: 0.45;
        readonly lean: -0.05;
    }, {
        readonly x: 2288;
        readonly z: 856;
        readonly height: 0.28;
        readonly lean: 0.1;
    }, {
        readonly x: 2272;
        readonly z: 870;
        readonly height: 0.14;
        readonly lean: -0.08;
    }];
    /** The pass's deck height (metres) the stumps are a share of. */
    readonly deckMetres: 10;
};
/** Is a world tile one the broken pass can be seen from? */
export declare function lanternWakePassVisibleFrom(x: number, z: number): boolean;
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