import { Connection, ZSPacket } from "..";
import type { ZSEvent, ZSInit, ZSWorldAction } from "../packets";
import { Blocks } from "./Blocks";
import { EEPhysics } from "../physics/EEPhysics";
import { Players } from "./Players";
import TileRegistration from "../tiles/TileRegistration";
export declare const EE_TPS = 100;
/**
 * A `Game` is a class that handles running a Smiley Face Game world. This is the
 * same code that gets used on the client. This is great news for developers, as now
 * bots that depend upon in game physics may be more common.
 */
export declare class Game {
    readonly tiles: TileRegistration;
    readonly players: Players;
    readonly blocks: Blocks;
    readonly physics: EEPhysics;
    worldTitle: string;
    constructor(connection: Connection);
    constructor(tiles: TileRegistration, init: ZSInit);
    constructor(tiles: TileRegistration, players: Players, blocks: Blocks, physics: EEPhysics);
    update(elapsedMs: number): void;
    tick(): void;
    handleEvent(event: ZSPacket): 0;
    handleWorldAction({ action }: ZSWorldAction): 0;
    handleServerEvent({ event }: ZSEvent): 0;
}