Hi Stefano,
For stuff like this you can use an OMGraphicList and set it to be vague - it’ll treat itself and its contents as one OMGraphic. I’ve also created classes that extend OMGraphicList that know how to query a data source and configure itself based on the data settings, adding different OMGraphics to itself to become a compound OMGraphic that acts as a single map object. You can keep adding functionality that lets it change its appearance based on different conditions and input.
Hope this helps,
Don
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