> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.totalmateria.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.totalmateria.com/total-materia-integrator/total-viewer/material-console/material-list-builder.md). # Material List Builder **Material List Builder Overview** Material List Builder serves as a tool for managing material data. It allows users to create unlimited customized material lists. Using this tool will enable users to: * Add desired material to multiple lists * Select desired materials from predefined lists * Save multiple material lists * Access material lists * Add selected materials to the comparison view For a detailed overview of the Material List Builder functions in Total Materia Horizon, click this [link](/material-console/save-and-share.md). **Adding Materials to Material List Builder** Adding desired materials to the Material List Builder is a simple task - click the "Add to Material List Builder"

button located in the upper right corner of the [Material Pages](/total-materia-integrator/total-viewer/material-pages.md) or select desired materials and click the "Add to Material List Builder"

button located in the upper right corner of the[ Material Lists](/total-materia-integrator/total-viewer/search-tools/results-and-material-lists.md) . By doing this, a new pop-up window will open, allowing users to directly access Material List Builder. Another way for accessing the added material in Material List Builder is via [Material Console](/total-materia-integrator/total-viewer/material-console.md). **Saving Material Lists** Once the desired materials are added to the Material List Builder, they can either be saved as a new Material List or added to an existing one by clicking the "Save"

button located in the upper left corner of the Material List Builder. This action will open a pop-up window, allowing users to either create a new Material List by specifying a name and description, or to add the materials to an existing list.

**Figure 1:** Screenshot of Material List Builder

**Figure 2:** Screenshot of pop-up window Save Material List

**Accessing Material Lists** Clicking the "See all saved lists"

link directs users to the "Material Lists" section in "My Console", where they can view, access, and edit all previously saved lists.

**Figure 3:** Screenshot of Material List Builder and link See all saved lists

**Figure 4:** Screenshot of Material Lists in My Console

**Selecting and Comparing Materials** Clicking the checkbox

on the right side of the page allows users to select or deselect individual materials or all materials available in the Material List Builder. This enables users to either delete

selected materials from the list or to add them to the [Comparison View](/total-materia-integrator/total-viewer/material-console/comparison-view.md).

**Figure 5:** Screenshot of selected materials in Material List Builder and Add to Comparison View button

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