Hello David,
In Simulink, it doesn't allow you to directly increase the thickness of the lines, there are several ways to improve the visual clarity of your model:
- You can change the line style to make certain signals stand out. Right-click on a signal line, go to 'Line Style', and choose from options like solid, dashed, or dotted.
- Use signal highlighting to emphasize certain paths. Right-click on a signal line and select 'Highlight Signal to Source' or 'Highlight Signal to Destination'.
- Add labels to your signals to make them easier to identify. Right-click on the signal line, select 'Properties', and enter a name in the 'Signal name' box.
- If you have multiple signals traveling together, consider using a bus to group them. This reduces clutter by combining several lines into one.
- If the model is too cramped, try increasing the canvas size. You can do this by dragging the edges of the model canvas or by using the 'Model Properties' dialog to set a specific size.
- Use the zoom and pan tools to focus on specific areas of the model. You can adjust the zoom level from the toolbar or use the mouse scroll wheel.
- Break down complex models into subsystems. This not only improves readability but also organizes the model into manageable components.
- Apply different colors to signal lines to distinguish between different types of signals. Right-click on a signal line, select 'Format', and choose a color.
I hope this helps!
