import Vector from '../math/Vector';
import Location from '../utils/Location';
import Steerable from './Steerable';
/**
 * An adapter class for {@link Steerable}. You can derive from this and only override what you are interested in. For example,
 * this comes in handy when you have to create on the fly a target for a particular behavior.
 *
 * @param <T> Type of vector, either 2D or 3D, implementing the {@link Vector} interface
 *
 * @author davebaol
 */
declare class SteerableAdapter<T extends Vector<T>> implements Steerable<T> {
    getZeroLinearSpeedThreshold(): number;
    setZeroLinearSpeedThreshold(value: number): void;
    getMaxLinearSpeed(): number;
    setMaxLinearSpeed(maxLinearSpeed: number): void;
    getMaxLinearAcceleration(): number;
    setMaxLinearAcceleration(maxLinearAcceleration: number): void;
    getMaxAngularSpeed(): number;
    setMaxAngularSpeed(maxAngularSpeed: number): void;
    getMaxAngularAcceleration(): number;
    setMaxAngularAcceleration(maxAngularAcceleration: number): void;
    getPosition(): T;
    getOrientation(): number;
    setOrientation(orientation: number): void;
    getLinearVelocity(): T;
    getAngularVelocity(): number;
    getBoundingRadius(): number;
    isTagged(): boolean;
    setTagged(tagged: boolean): void;
    newLocation(): Location<T>;
    vectorToAngle(vector: T): number;
    angleToVector(outVector: T, angle: number): T;
}
export default SteerableAdapter;