import { OsbVector2 } from '../Utils';
import { LoopType, Layer, Origin } from '../Enums';
import { Commandable } from './Commandable';
export declare class Animation extends Commandable {
    name: string;
    path: string;
    layer: Layer;
    origin: Origin;
    initialPosition: OsbVector2;
    frameCount: number;
    frameDelay: number;
    loopType: LoopType | string;
    /**
     * Create a new Animation.
     * A animation is a special component, therefore you can register it to storyboard directly, or add it to another components.
     * However, you can not add another components to it.
     * @param path Path to the image file relative to the beatmap folder.
     * For example, specify a filename like "sliderball.png", and name your files "sliderball0.png" to "sliderball9.png" for a 10 frame animation.
     * @param frameCount number of frames in the animation.
     * @param frameDelay delay in milliseconds between each frame.
     * @param layer The layer the object appears on.
     * @param origin is where on the image should osu! consider that image's origin (coordinate) to be.
     * This affects the (x) and (y) values, as well as several other command-specific behaviours.
     * For example, choosing (origin) = TopLeft will let the (x),(y) values determine,
     * where the top left corner of the image itself should be on the screen.
     * @param initialPosition Where the sprite should be by default.
     */
    constructor(path: string, frameCount: number, frameDelay: number, loopType?: LoopType | string, layer?: Layer, origin?: Origin, initialPosition?: OsbVector2);
    getOsbString(): string;
    registerComponents(): void;
}