/**
 * THE BAY ITSELF (James, 2026-10-15, after standing in it: "look at all this empty space ... why is a pirate area full of empty grass and
 * not sand"). Every pirate bay sheet (pirate-bay-a01 "A Living Pirate Bay", pirate-bay-x-overview, b01) draws one big crescent of
 * sand round open water with ships at anchor in the middle. The coast's land (southExpansion.ts, 2026-10-05) predates that design: it
 * was laid as a solid landmass with a rock spine, and phases 1-7 built their places on its north strip and at Fort Rook, leaving the
 * whole south half (the cove to the fort, under the spine) a flat field of grass. This file cuts the bay into that field:
 *
 *  - THE WATER: a basin from the headland above Blackwake Cove to below Fort Rook's west wall, under the spine, open to the south sea
 *    through a mouth west of the south spit. A sandbar fords the mouth at sea level, so the spit (the boarding ships' shore boats, the
 *    grotto's grille) is still a short walk from the cove road.
 *  - THE BEACH: everything within BAY_BEACH_TILES of the bay's water is sand, the whole way round. Port Blackwake's streets are sand too.
 *  - THE ANCHORAGE: a pier off the north beach with a Blackwake ship moored at its end (walkable, the cove's kit), two more ships riding
 *    at anchor in the middle (scenery), two rocky islets, rowing boats drawn up on the sand and palms along the beach.
 *
 * Every number is a WORLD tile in the final frame (public), like bayReaches.ts. The map builder is backend southExpansion.ts
 * (placeSunderedCoast cuts the water and lays the sand, placeSunderedBay lays the rest). Test: scripts/sundered-bay-test.mjs here and
 * the backend's sundered-bay-smoke.ts.
 */
import type { CoastPart } from './blackwakeCoast.js';
export type BayPoint = readonly [number, number];
/** The bay's water, tile corners, clockwise from the headland above the cove. The mouth runs south off the coast into the sea. */
export declare const SUNDERED_BAY_WATER: readonly BayPoint[];
/** The bay's rocky islets: stone and crags, nobody stands on them. */
export declare const SUNDERED_BAY_ISLETS: ReadonlyArray<{
    id: string;
    x: number;
    z: number;
    r: number;
}>;
/** The sandbar across the mouth: sea-level sand you can walk, tile centres of its line, laid three wide. */
export declare const SUNDERED_BAY_SANDBAR: readonly BayPoint[];
/** How far up the shore the bay's sand reaches. */
export declare const BAY_BEACH_TILES = 8;
/** Port Blackwake's streets are sand (the town's own builder lays its boards and paths on top). */
export declare const SUNDERED_SAND_GROUNDS: ReadonlyArray<{
    id: string;
    minX: number;
    maxX: number;
    minZ: number;
    maxZ: number;
}>;
/**
 * The pier and the ship moored at it (the cove's Blender kit: blackwakeshoresteps, blackwakewalk, blackwakeship). The steps climb off
 * the north beach facing south, three walks run the pier south over the water, and the ship lies west of the pier's end with her plank
 * (dx 3) on the pier.
 */
export declare const SUNDERED_BAY_PIER: ReadonlyArray<CoastPart>;
/** Ships riding at anchor in the middle of the bay: scenery on the water, nobody boards them. */
export declare const SUNDERED_BAY_ANCHORED: ReadonlyArray<{
    id: string;
    model: string;
    x: number;
    z: number;
    style: string;
}>;
/** Rowing boats drawn up on the bay's sand; the builder puts each on the nearest open sand at the water's edge. */
export declare const SUNDERED_BAY_ROWBOATS: ReadonlyArray<{
    id: string;
    x: number;
    z: number;
    style: string;
}>;
/** Palms along the bay's beach; the builder puts each on the nearest open sand a few tiles up from the water. */
export declare const SUNDERED_BAY_PALMS: readonly BayPoint[];
/** Is a tile the bay's water? */
export declare function inSunderedBayWater(x: number, z: number): boolean;
export declare function inSunderedBayIslet(x: number, z: number): boolean;
/** On the sandbar's three-wide line (and inside the bay's outline: the rest of its line is land already). */
export declare function onSunderedBaySandbar(x: number, z: number): boolean;
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