Can I (de-)activate enabled subsystems as usual after the model has been compiled in Rapid Accelerator Mode without rebuilding?

I have a model containing several Enabled Subsystems. Each is activated and deactivated by an unique input, here, a Constant Block. Its value can be changed from the command window such that different Enabled Subsystems execute.

I want to simulate this model using Rapid Accelerator Mode. The model should compile once and then various simulations are performed, each with another set of parameters. The question now is: After the code has been built, can I still activate and deactivate my Enabled Subsystems via changing their correspondent Constant Block values without rebuilding the model? That is, does this parameter stay tunable?

Answer 1

[Vishal Neelagiri]

You might want to refer to this MATLAB Answers page for this question:

https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/100675

[Frederik Seeger]

Ok, so once I managed to set up the tuneable parameters, it should work with the enabled subsystems? I am asking because I know that it will not work with Variant Subsystems.