Author Blocksets Using Blockset Designer

Author, manage, and deploy blocksets for reuse

A blockset is a user-defined collection of blocks organized in a Simulink^® library that enables collaboration, distribution, and reuse of blocks for your specific application. A blockset can include built-in Simulink blocks and user-defined blocks.

Blockset Designer is a tool that enables end-to-end, collaborative, and project-based authoring of blocksets. With Blockset Designer, you can easily manage the entire process of blockset authoring, from organizing blocks into libraries to adding tests and documentation, and finally deploying the authored blocksets as toolboxes. This helps streamline the creation of blocksets, making it easier for teams to work together and deploy the authored block libraries. In summary, use the Blockset Designer to:

Collaborate and create blocks and organize them into libraries.
Import an existing blockset to create a blockset project.
Manage blocks and their artifacts, such as source code, TLC files, build scripts, tests, and documentation.
Publish and deploy your blockset as a toolbox.

Topics

Create a Blockset Project
Learn the basics of Blockset Designer creating a Blockset Designer project.
Create and Organize Block Artifacts
Create and review the status of block artifacts such as test, documentation, and S-function related artifacts.
Publish the Created Blockset
Publish and share a Blockset Designer project and integrate it with source control tools.

Related Information

Custom Libraries
Project Management

Featured Examples

Use Blockset Designer to Create, Organize, and Share a Custom Blockset

Create, organize, and share a Simulink® blockset using Blockset Designer. A blockset is a collection of blocks organized in Simulink® libraries. The blockset in this example contains blocks that model and simulate the thermal management of a house.

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Develop and Deploy S-Function Blockset Using Blockset Designer

Develop and deploy S-Functions as a toolbox using Blockset Designer.

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