Feature request. Blind effect build/preview without affecting stage

This was indeed implemented in 3.0, called Staging Mode.

Our previous answer was wrong: Staging Mode currently does not allow effects to run.

Currently the best way to visualize effects in Augment3d (when not in Live) is to have a cue in blind where the effects are active.

When I am in staging and go to modify an effect, the Augmented3D window stops updating and it switched to blind.  How can I test different effect settings in Nomad without switching back and forth into live?  It's pretty disruptive and if I'm trying to tweak the timing of a complex absolute effect, it's hard to see my change.

Our answer was incomplete or wrong. I edited the reply above for clarity.

Sorry for the confusion.

Regarding seeing live effects in A3d when in the Effects List, there is an existing ticket:

[EOS-50900]
Augment3d should show running effects and their changes while in Effect Blind

Thank you for clarifying!  I will try the effect in a cue.  I'm thinking a separate cue list so I don't mess with my main show list.

So I'm still not sure of the sequence.  I created a cue, updated and effect with it on it, switched to change  a parameter in the absolute effect and A3D stopped.  I'm trying to follow along with this David Kane video and he's making changes to the effect and then his preview is updating in realtime without him having to click anything else but to change the value.  Here's the example I'm trying to follow:

https://youtu.be/12MWLpHDUHo?si=ScSo31TnH7su4MYA&t=1171

Your videos are great, but not being able to see the effect as soon as the value is changed disconnects me from the effect change

Ah, thank you for sharing that link. I get how this video is confusing. The reason is that what you're seeing is the result of two rather than one Eos devices. The Augment3d screen you're seeing in the video is from a connected client which was then overlaid over the Eos split screen with a video mixer.

To achieve that you'd need two consoles, or a console plus a Nomad with dongle, or two Nomads with dongle.

Ah, thank you for sharing that link. I get how this video is confusing. The reason is that what you're seeing is the result of two rather than one Eos devices. The Augment3d screen you're seeing in the video is from a connected client which was then overlaid over the Eos split screen with a video mixer.

To achieve that you'd need two consoles, or a console plus a Nomad with dongle, or two Nomads with dongle.