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# Utilizing button

Open the Cinema 4D menu **Window > Customization > Customize Commands...**. Use **Name filter** to find your script. Drag the button to the toolbar and close **Customize Commands...**. window.\
If the button contains only one preset, the program will execute it, but if there are more presets, an additional pop-up menu will appear.

![](/files/-LbcQKh0gTAKc2P3CWPs)

When you press a button using the keyboard shortcut **Ctrl+Alt+Shift**, the presets will be activated cyclically one after another without a pop-up menu.

{% hint style="info" %}
By pressing **Alt** button applying layer preset you can choose between selected objects, tags, materials.
{% endhint %}

![](/files/-LdZI02iNM598PGOGMVw)

{% hint style="info" %}
By pressing **Alt** button applying material preset you can apply it to selected objects.
{% endhint %}

To get access to the description of the button, you need to click on it with **Alt+Shift** hotkey pressed.

![Description window](/files/-LbcQO-W6GRD1TmrZWet)


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