Rename, duplicate, delete

The first, Set as key element, is in 11.4; the other three are below.

The menu has no "locate on canvas" entry — cropping, trimming and expression tuning used to mean a trip back to the canvas, and now they happen right in the details (see 11.2), so nothing has to send you out of the storyboard.

Click Rename and the name line above turns editable; press Enter (or click elsewhere) and it is saved.

It renames the node, so the canvas side changes with it.

You get an identical item: same picture, prompt, model and references.

• The copy lands a little below and to the right of the original node on the canvas (copy several times and they stagger instead of piling up).
• In the storyboard it sits right after the original, not at the end of the column.
• Handy when you want to try another prompt but keep the version you have.
• Group containers do not have this entry.

• It asks first: the dialog reads Delete "the item's name"?, and the red button is Delete.
• Press ⌘Z right after and it comes back (deleting a node counts as one step, see 10.2) — the dialog says as much. Once you have piled other actions on top, it is too late.
• Delete from the details and the details close themselves first (otherwise they would be sitting on an item that no longer exists).