AFK Detector

recipe

AFK Detector Animation Controller

Here's an example that can be used to track AFK players.

BP/animation_controllers/afk.ac.jsonCopy

json

{
	"format_version": "1.10.0",
	"animation_controllers": {
		"controller.animation.player.afk": {
			"states": {
				"default": {
					"transitions": [
						{
							"stands_still": "!q.is_moving"
						}
					]
				},
				"stands_still": {
					"on_entry": [
							"v.afk = q.life_time;"
					],
					"transitions": [
						{
							"afk": "(q.life_time - v.afk) >= 30 && !q.is_moving"
						},
						{
							"default": "q.is_moving"
						}
					]
				},
				"afk": {
					"on_entry": ["/tag @s add AFK", "/say I'm now AFK"],
					"animations": ["afk_animation"],
					"transitions": [
						{
							"default": "q.is_moving"
						}
					],
					"on_exit": ["/tag @s remove AFK", "/say I'm no longer AFK"]
				}
			}
		}
	}
}

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"controller.animation.player.afk" is, of course, the identifier.
If the Molang query !q.is_moving returns false (the player isn't moving), the state transits to the "stand_still" state.
"stand_still" state checks if player doesn't move in 30 seconds to transmit to "afk", if not return to "default"
When the state "afk" gets entered, "on_entry" gets triggered, which runs the following slash commands.
"animations" includes the Behavior Animation's shortname that is to be ran during the whole time the state is active, just like in Resource Animation Controllers.
If the player is moving again, the state will transit to "default" again. The commands "on_exit" will be executed.

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