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AntiAfk Mod
The AntiAFK mod is a very lightweight fabric mod that prevents players from going AFK.
How to set up
- Open Minecraft and navigate to Settings > Controls > Key Bindings or open the gui and toggle it from there.
- Search for AntiAfk and set a keybind to toggle the mod on and off.
- Use the assigned keybind to toggle the mod on. The commands and features will only work when the mod is toggled on.
Features
- Customizable Jump Interval: Set the interval between auto-jumps.
- Swing Action: Optionally enable swinging of the player's hand at regular intervals.
- Auto-Jump: Toggle automatic jumping at specified intervals.
- Auto-Spin: Toggle spin to automatically spin your character 360 degrees with custom speed.
- Auto-Sneak: Toggle automatic sneaking (Note: when enabled along with the mod, manual sneaking will be disabled).
- Mouse Movement: Toggle random movement of the player's camera.
- Player Movement: Toggle the character to move left and right.
Gui for versions above 1.2.1
- First u will need to set a keybind in the settings for the gui then open it
- You will also need a bind to toggle the mod if the mod is not enabled by the bind it won't work
Commands for versions under 1.2.0
/antiafk interval set <seconds>: Set the jump interval in seconds you can also use Decimals (like 1.2 , 1.3 etc).
/antiafk interval random <minSeconds> <maxSeconds> : to set a random interval between set seconds like 1 and 7 seconds.
/antiafk swing: Toggle swinging action.
/antiafk jump: Toggle auto-jump.
/antiafk spin: Toggle auto-spin.
/antiafk spin <seconds>: To set the speed which the character will spin
/antiafk sneak: Toggle auto-sneak.
/antiafk mousemovement <horizontalMultiplier> <verticalMultiplier>: Toggle mousemovement that will move the player camera randomly. use this to disable/enable :"/antiafk mousemovement"
/antiafk movement: to move player character left and right.
Contributing
Feel free to contribute to AntiAfk by opening issues for bug fixes or suggestions, or by submitting pull requests with improvements.