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2 things to note:
1: after copying all the definition code into your script file, theres a better way to batch-add the public false code. all the dlc definitions have a dlc tag in them, like <DLC>Warfare1</DLC>. if you find/replace all instances of '</DLC>' with '</DLC><Public>false</Public>' you will only tag the DLC files, without accidentally hiding any base game items. (i think. not responsible for you breaking your game etc etc)
2: while most of the DLCs have an .sbc file that shares their official display name, a few are less obvious.
Heavy Industry = IndustrialPack.sbc
Economy Deluxe items are inside the regular Economy.sbc alongside nonDLC items
Wasteland=ScrapRace.sbc
Automatons=GridAIPack.sbc
the rest are all obvious, the names of the files are the same as the official name of the DLC in the menus.
cheers!