AntiAFK & AutoAction (RUS version)

A technical modification for the Minecraft client (Forge 1.16.5) designed to automate routine actions on AFK farms and servers. It operates entirely client-side.

All settings for the mode are handled via text commands. Upon entering a world, the mod displays a list of available options in the chat. Each line supports the SUGGEST_COMMAND function—clicking on the text automatically includes the command in the chat input.

Functional modifications:

Anti-AFK: Automatically performs character jumps according to a set timer to prevent kicking from the server for inactivity.

Auto-Eat: Monitors the player’s hunger level. When hunger drops to 17 or below, the mod automatically switches the active hotbar slot to the selected food slot, locks the long-term use, consumes the food, and returns the original item to the player’s hand.

Auto-Kill (Clicker): Emulates left or right clicks with a configurable interval in seconds. Clicks are processed through the game controller, ensuring correct interaction with mob hitboxes, blocks, and simulated hand movements in the air.

Auto-Kill One: A special submode of the auto-clicker. After the Auto-Eat cycle is complete (when the player has finished and returned the item to their hand), the mod pauses for exactly 1 second, performs a single action (left or right mouse button, depending on the settings), and then stops until the next eating cycle.

Available Commands

Anti-AFK Section:

/afk on—activates the cyclic jump.

/afk off—deactivates the cyclic jump.

/afk {seconds}—sets the interval between jumps.

Auto-Eat Section:

/auto eat—toggles the auto-eating mode (on/off).

/auto eat {1-9}—binds the function to a specific hotbar slot where food is located.

Auto-Kill Section:

/auto kill—toggles the cyclic clicker on/off.

/auto kill [l/r]—selects the type of simulated click: l (left mouse button) or r (right mouse button).

/auto kill {seconds}—sets the interval between clicks (supports fractional values, such as 1.5).

/auto kill one—switches the clicker to single-action mode 1 second after finishing eating (disables the standard cyclic clicker).