configuring-block-policy

To restrict Simulink block usage during model building, you can create a `.satk/block-policy.json` file that defines allowed blocks, excludes specific components, and prevents modifications to certain block parameters to enforce project consistency.

Yes, you can prevent modifications to specific block parameters in Simulink projects by configuring a block policy that protects designated parameters, ensuring consistency and adherence to modeling best practices across the project.

Yes, configuring block policy targets the Simulink development environment and explicitly requires the model_edit tool to set up and enforce block usage policies, including allowed blocks, exclusions, and parameter protections.

The best way to enforce modeling best practices for Simulink components is by defining a block policy that specifies allowed blocks, sets built-in fallbacks or preferred libraries, and restricts outdated controls during the model building process.

To set up a block policy excluding old Simulink controls, create a `.satk/block-policy.json` file to define restricted blocks, protect specific parameters from modification, and enforce preferred libraries for model building.