Usage

/tafkedit has two preconditions beyond the ACE — in a vehicle, not already AFK — and toasts the one you tripped.

If your key bindings list two tAFK camera rows, ignore them: +tafk_orbit and +tafk_look no longer exist.

How AFK triggers

What counts as input

• Position delta over 0.05 units, or heading over 0.5°
• Camera rotation over 0.001° — any mouse movement exits
• Any of 12 controls: next camera, the four move axes, WASD, sprint, jump, enter vehicle, attack, aim
• An open interface — NUI focus anywhere, the pause menu, a text box

Auto-AFK is also suppressed while ragdolling and while the editor is open; neither affects Enter AFK Mode.

Exit conditions

Any input above, leaving or losing the vehicle, or IsCutsceneActive() / IsPlayerSwitchInProgress() going true. A key pressed mid-fade aborts entry.

The /tafk dialog

Every control applies live; there is no save button. Stream URL is sent once what you typed is a complete https:// address.

Settings tab

On foot, or with AFK System off, Enter AFK Mode explains why and leaves the dialog open.

Sequences tab

One checkbox per sequence: ticked means it stays in your rotation.

Admin tab

Server Defaults is grouped into Detection (idle timeout), Camera Timing (min/max duration, beat anchor), Display (hide-HUD) and Audio (music, volume, Use Live Radio, Stream URL, Radio Delay). Live radio is off by default.

Three settings exist in both stores — music, volume and hide-HUD. Your copy is suffixed (Mine) on the Settings tab, the server's (Server Default) on Server Defaults, and yours wins.

Sequence Editor, an entry in the sidebar, appears only for an admin in a vehicle; all sequence management happens inside the editor. Leaving the editor puts you back on this dialog.

Telling other scripts a player is AFK

AFK state sits on a replicated player state bag:

local isAfk = Player(source).state.afk            -- server
local isAfk = Player(targetServerId).state.afk    -- client, about another player

Player() takes a server id on both sides. nil means they have not loaded tAFK; treat it as "not AFK".

Servers use it to mute AFK players on radio, mark scoreboards, filter dispatch panels and pause paycheque timers. There is also a local tafk:stateChanged event and six exports — see the API reference.