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Show node display name in properties panel if set#3930

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@timon-schelling timon-schelling commented Mar 21, 2026

closes #2461

Not sure we want to do it this way forever, but it's at least an improvement in the sort term.

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This pull request enhances the user experience within the node graph editor by prioritizing the display of user-assigned node names in the properties panel. This change directly addresses an issue where the internal implementation name was shown, which could be less intuitive for users, making the panel more user-friendly and informative.

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  • Node Properties Panel: The node properties panel now displays the user-defined display name of a node instead of its internal implementation name, improving clarity for users.
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This pull request changes the title displayed in the node properties panel. It now uses the node's display name, which can be set by the user, instead of its implementation name. If no display name is set, it falls back to the implementation name, so the behavior for nodes without custom names is unchanged. This is done by calling the display_name method instead of implementation_name.

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Allow naming nodes and showing their names in the Properties panel

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