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Подробное руководство#

Version: 1.0.2.6 · Config: config.json → afk section

Overview#

The AFK system automatically marks players as AFK after a configurable period of inactivity, broadcasts status changes, shows an indicator in the tablist, and optionally kicks long-term AFK players.

Config (config.json → afk)#

enableActivityTracking is a master switch — set it to false and none of trackMovement/ trackChat/trackCommands/trackInteractions reset the AFK timer regardless of their own value. Each of the four sub-toggles independently gates its own activity source (movement ticks, chat messages, command execution, block/item interactions). A genuine, non-muted, non-frozen chat message now resets the AFK timer when trackChat is enabled (previously chat never reset the timer at all, regardless of this setting — fixed alongside the rest of this audit).

Tablist AFK indicator is NOT configured here. The enableTablistIndicator/ tablistAfkPrefix/tablistAfkSuffix keys previously documented in this section don't exist in the shipped afk config, and the code path that would consume them (AfkTablistHandler) is dead — it computes a display name but never applies it. The AFK indicator that actually renders is controlled by tablist.json → showAfkIndicator (default true) and afkSuffix (default " &7[AFK]", suffix only — there's no separate prefix option). See Tablist System for the rest of that config.

Commands#

Permissions#

How It Works#

1. Activity detection — AfkActivityHandler listens for movement, chat, commands, and interactions. Each event that passes the threshold resets the player's inactivity timer.
2. AFK trigger — After timeout seconds of no qualifying activity, AfkManager marks the player as AFK, broadcasts the message, and updates the tablist.
3. Return — Any qualifying activity while AFK removes the AFK flag and broadcasts the return message.
4. Kick — If kickTimeout > 0, a player who remains AFK longer than that value is kicked with afkkickMessage.
5. Sleep — With ignoreAfkInSleep: true, AFK players are excluded from the sleep count so the night can be skipped without them.
6. Invulnerability — With invulnerableWhenAfk: true, players take no damage while AFK.

Anti-Spam Filter#

The activity tracker (AfkActivityHandler, covering block/item right-click, left-click-attack, and item-toss events) has a built-in repetitive-action filter. If the same action type occurs more than 30 times within a rolling 60-second window, the suspicion score increases by 10 per occurrence over that threshold; once the score exceeds 300 that action stops resetting the AFK timer, preventing AFK farms via automated clicking. The score decays by 5 the next time that action type recurs after a 5-minute gap (it does not decay purely from the 60-second window elapsing).

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