Tommy's Scripts

An AFK system that rewards idleness instead of punishing it. tAFK never kicks, warns, or times players out — when someone goes idle in a vehicle, their camera breaks out into a cinematic orbit around the car. Beat-synced cuts, depth-of-field, background music. Any input drops them back in control instantly.

Every sequence is authored in-game, not in a config file. Drop into the editor, fly the camera where you want the shot to start, hit a key, reposition, hit another, preview, save. Eleven shipped sequences, per-vehicle-model overrides via vehicle-pack metadata, and player-level opt-outs that survive relogs.

Highlights

• Cinematic AFK, not a kick script — camera breakout on idle, back to control the instant any input fires
• Beat-synced cuts — NUI detects BPM in-browser, cuts land on the beat with a configurable anticipation offset
• In-vehicle editor — free-fly camera, MMB orbit / Shift+MMB pan / RMB look, keyframe 1, reposition, keyframe 2, preview, save
• Smart director — raycasts every candidate path, rejects angles that clip the vehicle or trailer, penalises jarring cuts and recent repeats
• Per-vehicle sequence packs — vehicle resources ship their own shots via tafk_config metadata, discovered and broadcast automatically
• State-bag integration — Player(src).state.afk replicates server-wide; exports cover programmatic toggles and queries
• Customisable end-to-end — admin panel for timeouts, duration bounds, beat anchor, music defaults, retuned live without a restart

In-Vehicle Editor

Run /tafkedit in a vehicle (admin-gated). A free-fly camera orbits your car. WASD flies, MMB drag orbits, Shift+MMB pans, RMB drag looks around, mouse wheel adjusts FOV. Hold Shift for 3× speed or Alt for 0.3× fine-tune. Press 1 to capture the start, reposition, 2 for the endpoint, 3 to preview, 4 to save. Dialog asks for a name and whether the sequence is global or locked to the current vehicle model. Done — no files to edit.

Beat-Synced Cuts

Drop a track into audio/ matching one of the recognised patterns (bg<N>.ogg, track<N>.ogg, afk<N>.ogg, music<N>.ogg, cinematic<N>.ogg) and restart. Tracks are auto-discovered at server start — no registration UI. The NUI analyses BPM and offset in the browser; cuts then align to the next beat within each sequence's min/max duration. No beat data? Durations fall back to random within range — still works, just without the sync.

Per-Vehicle Sequence Packs

Vehicle resources ship their own sequences. Add tafk_config 'tafk.json' to any vehicle resource's fxmanifest.lua, declare per-model sequences in the JSON, and tLib's Discovery module merges them into every client's lookup on start. Server-side admin edits always take priority, so pack sequences act as defaults you can override.

Try Before You Buy

1. Open FiveM and press F8
2. Type connect fivem.timmygstudios.com and hit enter
3. Once loaded, hop in any vehicle and run /afk to trigger the cinematic manually
4. Or idle for 30 seconds and watch it kick in on its own

Compatibility

FiveM with OneSync (Infinity or Legacy). Requires tLib (free) — install the release zip, not the source. Asset Escrow encrypted. Framework-agnostic.

Documentation

Full setup, editor guide, configuration, and API reference at docs.timmygstudios.com/docs/tafk.