Hey Benjamin,
To prevent referenced subsystems from being modified while still allowing the library to remain editable, you can use the Simulink Protection feature. Simulink Protection allows you to protect individual subsystems or blocks within a model, preventing them from being edited or modified.
Here's how you can lock the referenced subsystems without locking the entire library:
- Open the Simulink library that contains your custom modules.
- Select the referenced subsystem that you want to lock within your library.
- Right-click on the subsystem and select "Protect Subsystem" from the context menu. This will open the "Protect Subsystem" dialog.
- In the "Protect Subsystem" dialog, choose the desired protection level for the referenced subsystem. You can choose "Lock" to completely prevent any modification, or you can choose other options depending on your requirements.
- Click on the "OK" button to apply the protection settings to the referenced subsystem.
By following these steps, you can protect the referenced subsystem within your library while keeping the rest of the library editable. Note that you might need appropriate access permissions to enable the protection feature.
