[Luis-]

What is the best way to check if someone is AFK?

[shitbird]

Quote:

Originally Posted by -Luis What is the best way to check if someone is AFK?

Check the players coordinates, using GetPlayerPos.
Initialize a timer of 'x' seconds/minutes, checking his coordinates. If they match the previous coordinates. He hasn't moved.
Punish/Warn, as you please.

[jamesbond007]

Quote:

Originally Posted by shitbird Check the players coordinates, using GetPlayerPos. Initialize a timer of 'x' seconds/minutes, checking his coordinates. If they match the previous coordinates. He hasn't moved. Punish/Warn, as you please.

what if he hasnt moved -.-

once u stop moving u get kicked for AFK ? i think there is a better way..

[MP2]

There's two ways. Movement with GetPlayerPos or updates with OnPlayerUpdate. One for not moving, one for being paused. Which one do you want? The playerpos one would do both.

[ғαιιοцт]

Chech if OnPlayerUpdate is called.
Once you go afk, it won't get called anymore.

This is very accurate!


@MP2:
Damn, why are you always 1 second faster

[Luis-]

This doesn't even compile, no doubt it is wrong.

pawn Code:

new Float:Pos[3], Float:OldPos[3], Float:NewPos[3];
    GetPlayerPos(playerid, Pos[0], Pos[1], Pos[2]);
    OldPos[0] = Pos[0];
    OldPos[1] = Pos[1];
    OldPos[2] = Pos[2];
    GetPlayerPos(playerid, NewPos[0], NewPos[1], NewPos[2]);
    if(OldPos[0] == NewPos[0]))
    {
        print("Player stopped moving");
    }

Error is: invalid expression, assumed zero.

[thimo]

Wich line?

[Luis-]

This one,

Code:

if(OldPos[0] == NewPos[0]))

[Luis-]

Can anyone help?

[xXpatoXx]

Code:

if(OldPos[0] == NewPos[0]))