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Never seen a 'group connector' but their is a radio selector below the ribbon when you go to place a conduit connector that allows you to select between individual and surface connectors.
I'm banging my head on the desk wondering how I didn't see that.
The individual connectors don't allow you to reposition them when drawing conduits.
The group connector is still a mystery. I've seen them in some families, but not sure how they are different. I believe the surface connectors also let you connect multiple conduits.
Surface connects drive me bonkers. I have not tested any with them past R2020 yet. Connecting conduits is rather easy if they are in the right spot. Moving them had traditionally been a nightmare. I have models that have individual connects that are applied to an embeded family that can be moved around with reference planes and dimensions. Not as practical for a panel. Sizes are also an issue for individual conduits.
You believe correctly, surface connectors allow you to connect multiple conduits to the same surface.
I don't know if its the same as using pipe connectors but with those I model a short spud (sweep or extrusion) to host the connector on the end face and then by using labelled dimensions you can move them around.
