destiny-2-Sunrise/scripts

Ember mission scripts

The controller now covers arrival, Powerhouse, Mineral Processing, Sunside, Light's End, reactor destruction, fusion-cell overload, escape and both authored ending cinematics. This is a reconstructed full-mission candidate. The user has verified the Powerhouse combat, bridge, Harvester doors and exit; the later encounters are tested offline and need an in-game playthrough.

Use the matching native DLL and generated SDK together. The final SDK in build/sdk-mission-complete resolves all162 squad sensors to173 runnable definitions; 11 Processing sensors have two distinct valid authored rule bindings. The Lua roster chooses each sensor once and uses native member counts, placements, combat objectives and task costs. No alternate enemy types or hand-entered spawn positions replace them.

mission_ember.lua dispatches the opening/landing and later controllers. Later modules are processing.lua, cinder.lua and apex.lua, with shared route_roster.lua, route_support.lua, carry.lua, routes.lua and ending.lua. Progress is transactional mission state, and completed encounters retain zero native spawn requests on backtracking.

Navigation uses authored type47 marker references in type68 directives, hidden while the relevant encounter is active. Darkness uses the native3/30-second respawn policy and all-dead wipe handshake. Checkpoint reset dispatches to the active encounter; actor, interaction and damage generations reject stale receipts. Escape and native cinematic skip incidents advance the ending only once.

Enable server.activation.mission_scripting and SDK generation/Lua declarations in settings. Install all modules under Sunrise/scripts, beside Sunrise/sdk/lua, with the matching Sunrise/activity_sdk.pack. The installed settings already select cinematic arrival; preserve them. The user launches the game manually.

See implementation plan, status and validation, and reference observations for the candidate's limits. The build is not a claim of verified retail-equivalent timing or complete hazard behavior.