import type { AnimationClip, RiveArtboardGraph, RiveAnimationClip, RiveSkeleton2DImport, ImportDiagnostic, DisplayObject, RiveCoreObject } from '@flighthq/types/contract';
/**
 * Samples a Rive clip, applying both the shared display-object channels and the format-owned ones
 * that drive geometry and paint. Playback stays explicit, as it does for Lottie.
 */
export declare function applyAnimationClipToRiveDocument(clip: Readonly<AnimationClip>, time: number): void;
/**
 * Builds one `AnimationClip` per Rive linear animation.
 *
 * Animations are not components: they follow their artboard in the stream but sit outside the
 * artboard's numbering, so they are read from the raw object list while their `objectId` references
 * point back into that numbering. Time comes from the animation's own frame rate rather than the
 * document's, since each animation states its own.
 */
export declare function createRiveAnimationClips(objects: readonly Readonly<RiveCoreObject>[], range: Readonly<{
    end: number;
    start: number;
}>, nodes: ReadonlyArray<DisplayObject | null>, artboard: Readonly<RiveArtboardGraph>, rebuilds: ReadonlyMap<number, () => void>, skeleton?: Readonly<RiveSkeleton2DImport> | null, diagnostics?: ImportDiagnostic[]): RiveAnimationClip[];
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