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Aliasing is a technique that lets you control the behavior of a group of droplets from one central place. For example, when you create a group of droplets that have similar behavior but different looks and feel, you can place a script molecule on the leader droplet and the others alias molecules pointing to the leader. When you update the script molecule, all alias molecules are automatically updated as well.
Another useful scenario is to use aliasing to acquire different behavior for a droplet by pointing the alias molecule to different external script molecules during runtime.
pref.name
string, ( r )
The scriptable name for this molecule. This name can be set using rename function dynamically.