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Groups Element

Updated on May 10, 2026

In the VBOX Video HD2 software, there is an ability to save and re-load groups of elements. This allows the user to move multiple elements from one scene to another easily. VBOX Video software comes supplied with a library of groups to aid the user in adding lap timing elements, gauges with digital speedometers or bar graphs to their scene.


Open the group library by clicking the ‘Group’ icon from the top panel buttons menu.  

Screenshot of the Elements buttons with Group highlighted.

A group library will then appear in the settings panel to the right. Clicking on a chosen group will load it into the scene. Once a group has been added to the scene, it can be clicked and dragged to the desired location.

Screenshot of the Software with the Group Settings pane highlighted on the right hand side.

You can toggle between groups using mph or km/h units by using the buttons at the bottom of the library.

Image of the speed options within the Scene Library with MPH selected.

Grouped elements have coloured borders shown around each included element when the group is selected. This allows the user to see clearly which elements are included in the group.

Image depicting a number of elements grouped with a red, dashed line border.

Elements within groups saved in the library will individually have pre-defined settings.


Elements can be grouped together to allow them to be moved around the scene more easily, or to be saved into the library.

To temporarily group elements together, click and drag a window using the left mouse button or left click individual elements while holding the Command key. A dark blue ‘group’ border will appear around each element.

Image depicting how to click and drag to select elements to group with a blue border around the required elements.
Click and drag around elements
Image depicting how to use Command Key + Left Click to select elements to group with a blue border around the required elements.
Command key + L=left click
Image depicting how to click and drag to select elements to group with a blue border around the required elements.
Click and drag around elements
Image depicting how to use Command Key + Left Click to select elements to group with a blue border around the required elements.
Command key + L=left click

A temporary group is now created, so these elements can be moved around the scene together.

To create a fixed group, follow the instructions above to select the elements of interest. Then click the quick access ‘Group’ button at the bottom of the right-hand panel, or right-click on the group and select 'Group'.

Screenshot of the Group button highlighted amongst the Quick Access buttons at the bottom of the Settings panel on the right hand side of the screen.
Group button
Screenshot of the elements selected and the right click menu with Group highlighted.
Right click menu option
Screenshot of the Group button highlighted amongst the Quick Access buttons at the bottom of the Settings panel on the right hand side of the screen.
Group button
Screenshot of the elements selected and the right click menu with Group highlighted.
Right click menu option


Fixed groups can then be added to the library using one of the methods below.

Screenshot of the Quick Access buttons at the bottom of the Settings panel on the right hand side. Save button is highlighted.
Save button
Screenshot of the selected elements and the right click menu with Save highlighted.
Right click menu option
Screenshot of the Quick Access buttons at the bottom of the Settings panel on the right hand side. Save button is highlighted.
Save button
Screenshot of the selected elements and the right click menu with Save highlighted.
Right click menu option

Once this is done, the group will appear for selection within the right-hand settings panel.


To ungroup any fixed group, use the method below.

Screenshot of the Quick Access buttons at the bottom of the Settings panel on the right hand side with Ungroup highlighted.
Ungroup button
Screenshot of the selected elements and the right click menu with Ungroup highlighted.
Screenshot of the Quick Access buttons at the bottom of the Settings panel on the right hand side with Ungroup highlighted.
Ungroup button
Screenshot of the selected elements and the right click menu with Ungroup highlighted.


Groups of elements do not have any settings for the group – each individual element will show its settings when it is selected.

When an element is selected, its settings are shown in the right-hand panel.

The image below shows a group with the gauge element selected.  

Screenshot of the software with combined Gauge and G-Ball elements added and the Gauge Settings pane highlighted on the right hand side.

This image shows the same group with the G-Ball element selected.  

Screenshot of the software with combined Gauge and G-Ball elements added and the G-Ball Settings pane highlighted on the right hand side.

For more information on elements settings, go to the relevant element section of the manual.

Elements can be removed from the scene in two ways; either by right-clicking on the element, selecting 'Delete' from the dropdown and confirming the prompt, or by pressing the 'Backspace' key on a keyboard, and again, confirming the prompt.  

Screenshot of the right click menu with Delete highlighted.