Hi Cornelius,
Since MATLAB R2023b, resources related to demos have been shifted to standalone examples, which can be accessed using the OpenExample command. The model included in the File Exchange submission references the sm_suspension_templates_lib library, which has been removed from its original location in R2023b. This leads to the "Cannot find library" error.
An updated version of this submission has been uploaded to File Exchange, which includes a fully parameterized vehicle model with different suspension types. This can be accessed here:
If you wish to use the original submission, a workaround is to run the model in an older version of MATLAB (R2023a or earlier), which can be downloaded by selecting the desired release in the "Select Release" dropdown here.
For another potential workaround, there is a related example on the MathWorks website, which can be accessed using the command:
openExample('sm/VehicleSuspensionTemplatesExample')
The VehicleSuspensionTemplatesLibrary present in this Example directory is similiar to the sm_suspension_templates_lib library. It can be explored to see if the blocks causing errors can reference this library instead.
Hope this is helpful!
