Group Switch Pixaroma

What it does

Each switch turns a whole Pixaroma Group on or off by muting or bypassing every node inside it. Flip a switch and that section of your workflow stops running, without unplugging a single wire.

The switches

The node body is just the switches. Click anywhere on a row to flip that group on or off - not only the small switch. An enabled row shows bright white text; a switched-off row is dimmed, so you can read the state at a glance. A small tag in the corner shows whether this one mutes or bypasses, and the colored dot and name (plus a number when two groups share a name) tell the groups apart.

Finding a group on the canvas

Each row has a small arrow next to its switch. Click it and the canvas jumps to that group, which saves hunting for it in a big workflow. It works whether the group is switched on or off, so you can turn a section off and then go and look at it. Clicking the arrow only moves the view; it never flips the switch.

All on / All off

The two buttons at the top flip every group in the list at once, so you can kill a whole set of sections (or bring them all back) in one click instead of clicking each switch. They only touch the groups this switch lists, so if you set it to a hand-picked set, the rest are left alone.

If you have chosen a switching rule that only allows one group on at a time, turning them all on is impossible, so that button is greyed out - and hovering it tells you why. The same goes for All off when the rule always keeps one group on.

Settings (the gear, or right-click)

Action

Make this switch a Mute or a Bypass. New switches default to Bypass. For both at once, drop two switches.

Groups

Control all groups, or Pick a hand-picked set. Search and sort (by canvas position, name, or color) to find them. The locate icon flashes a group on the canvas.

Switching

Any number on, only one on at a time, or always keep one on.

Stays in sync

Switches read and set the live group state, so this node, a second copy, and the group's own header Mute/Bypass button always agree.