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How do I add materials in public or private lab?

It only takes 7 easy steps to create a new product.

If you want your material data in your private lab or publicly publish them for everyone to use, the process of data adding is the same.

The only difference is in the last step – Preview & Finalize, where you decide if you want the added material data published privately or publicly.

  1. Basic Information tab

2. Categorization tab

3. Material Composer tab

4. Parameters tab

5. Health & Safety tab

6. Preview and Finalize tab

7. Save or Publish

Further reading:

Private vs. public material database, what’s the difference?

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