rune.group

Groups batch-toggle related items — aliases, triggers, timers, hooks, binds, bars, and commands — with one master switch. For a task-oriented introduction, see Groups.

Quick reference

rune.group.enable(name)       -- master switch on
rune.group.disable(name)      -- master switch off
rune.group.is_enabled(name)   -- true/false; unknown groups default to true
rune.group.list()             -- array of {name, enabled} across all registries

The two-level model

Every item has two independent enable switches: its own state (h:disable()) and its group’s master switch. An item fires only when both are enabled. Disabling a group doesn’t mutate individual states — re-enabling the group restores each item exactly as it was.

rune.alias.exact("buff", "cast buff", {group = "combat"})
rune.trigger.starts("Enemy", "attack", {group = "combat"})
rune.timer.every(30, "heal", {group = "combat"})

rune.group.disable("combat")  -- all three stop firing
rune.group.enable("combat")   -- all three resume, individual states preserved

Groups don’t need to be declared — naming one in an item’s group option (or toggling it) brings it into existence, and is_enabled returns true for any group never disabled.

Removing by group

rune.group only controls the master switches. Removal is per-registry — rune.trigger.remove_group("combat"), rune.alias.remove_group("combat"), and so on; see Registries.

Slash commands

/group <name> on|off toggles a group mid-game without typing Lua; /groups lists every known group and its state.

Related: Groups guide · rune.trigger · rune.alias · rune.timer