[Danny_Costelo]

Solved, Thanks

[dice7]

Use the callback OnPlayerUpdate(playerid). It returns 1 everytime a player does something

[MenaceX^]

People usualy make a complicated AFK system, I make it around 4 lines I guess, just set a timer and go to OnPlayerUpdate.

[Rks25]

Menace i am curious about your system, mind sharing it. I would like to see what you would make in 4 lines...

[MenaceX^]

I'm sure you could do it yourself.

[Weirdosport]

A timer that every 30 seconds checks a value to see if it == 1, and sets it back to 0 again. In OnPlayerUpdate make it set a variable to 1.

If the timer gets round to a player and realises their number is still 0, they're AFK.

The timer will need a loop in it...

[MenaceX^]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Weirdosport A timer that every 30 seconds checks a value to see if it == 1, and sets it back to 0 again. In OnPlayerUpdate make it set a variable to 1. If the timer gets round to a player and realises their number is still 0, they're AFK. The timer will need a loop in it...

No, mine does not work in that way.

[Rks25]

And that all in 4 lines?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Weirdosport A timer that every 30 seconds checks a value to see if it == 1, and sets it back to 0 again. In OnPlayerUpdate make it set a variable to 1. If the timer gets round to a player and realises their number is still 0, they're AFK. The timer will need a loop in it...

timer => 1 line
On‌PlayerUpdate => 1 line
Loop to check if 0 or 1 => 3 lines minimum (loop define, connect check, variable check)

Not 4 lines

[MenaceX^]

God... Look again, it wasn't my reply. And I already said, I don't do it in Weirdosport's way.

[Ignas1337]

it is possible to make it in minimum lines i guess, but it'd be hard to figure where's what