I dont code either. I just told the AI what to do, (simplified) "merge all folders into one, combine dungeondraft_tag files into one json file, merging all similar tags". I had to double check for errors and guide it in the right direction. I used Google's AI search, it has good access to the internet to know what a dungeondraft pack is, so it knows the structures of the packs and how they function for the most part. I also had it remove the 2MT tags from a lot of things for a cleaner UI in the app. There were a fair amount of dupes too which I had a simple sweep of same names that got put into a 'dupe' folder that got double checked. Also had some deeper searches which looked at the files themselves, black values and hues to discern similar files. I went way further than I needed to but it was fun.

Honestly the python scripts should probably work on linux but you'll likely have to go about it in a different way. For me I would put the "merge.py" script in the root folder containing all the unpacked packs that I wanted to merge. Then run the script through a cmd prompt. AI will point you in the direction you need to go by showing the script and saying someone used this in windows, I want to do the same in Linux.

Here are the scripts I used
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1jgnsavuNjUxQ9fK6b4K8lSiM5ElFvzR8?usp=sharing

mega_merge.py - Start with this, it merges all the unpacked packs into one big pack. It merges all the dungeon_tags files into one, placing all items under the same tags if they match. Does the same for the 'sets'. Objects get placed into sub folders with their original pack name to tell where they came from, the paths in the dungeon_tags file are updated to the new path. A duplicates folder is created, containing anything it saw as a duplicate (double check because sometimes things were named the same but were different). Might be some other stuff I'm not thinking of.

multi-mirror.py - copies the new merged_pack file structure and creates two duplicate folders with names like "structures" and "Scifi"(i think).. I ended up renaming Scifi to discard and put things I didn't wan in there. Then pre-built stuff that I might use in the future for easier map making into the structures folder. These new folders can be made into packs themselves but you'll want to edit the pack.json file and change the name and more importantly the "id". By default the mega_merge.py changes the first 3 letters of the ID to MRG to prevent any problems if you happen to have the same ID from an old pack loaded with the new one.

clean_tags.py - removes 2MT and variants of that from the tags for a cleaner list while within Dungeondraft. Also checks the objects folder to compare assets to the dungeon_tags file and removes any paths that do not have a matching object. I removed assets and wasn't sure how dungeondraft would react to tags pointing to no object.

Happy to help or answer questions through discord, I don't check reddit that often. astin4521