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Idle Pulse Tab Plugin Wiki & Guide

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Adds player activity indicators or pulse effects to the tab list display.

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Know What Happens When You Die or DisconnectAway Status Survives Death If you're marked away and then die, your away status and idle timer persist through your…Prevent Being Marked Away During Legitimate PlayKeep Moving to Stay Active The plugin requires actual key input to keep you marked active. Simply standing still—even…See How Long You've Been AwayCheck the TAB Player List Open your TAB player list (press Tab by default). Next to each player's name, you'll see…Understand How the Plugin Detects You're ActiveWhat Counts as Activity Idle Pulse Tab Plugin monitors your inputs in real time. The plugin watches for: Movement…

Frequently asked questions

How do I know if I'm marked as away?
When you stop providing input (movement keys, chat, block interactions), the plugin marks you away and announces it in chat. You'll see your idle time displayed in the TAB player list next to your name, showing how many minutes or hours you've been inactive.
What counts as activity so I don't go away?
The plugin detects forward, backward, strafe, jump, sneak, and sprint key presses checked every second. It also recognizes chat messages, block placement, block breaking, fishing, and item interactions—so you stay marked active as long as you're doing any of these things.
Will I get kicked if I'm away too long?
No, the plugin never kicks, freezes, or restricts players. It only marks you away in the TAB list and announces your status in chat—you can stay idle as long as you want without consequences.
Why am I marked away when I'm actually playing?
If you're only looking around with your mouse or standing still, the plugin won't detect activity. Make sure you're pressing movement keys, interacting with blocks, fishing, or using items—holding down a movement key for a few seconds should keep you marked active.

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