Eos console...What I would like to have happen is this: A chase effect is running on a single fixture (Astera Titan, 8 cell mode). The chase effect is saved on a submaster and assigned to a fader. When the bump button is pressed the effect runs one cycle. But, if the bump button is pressed again, the effect will activate again without canceling the first instance of the effect. The 2nd activation is chasing the 1st one without a canceling it and starting. So this effect would be stacking up on itself each time the bump button was pressed. It would be almost like a gun firing each time the bump button is pushed and the glow of each shot would fade out naturally; not terminate.
Is this possible as a single effect?
Would this be done in a 2nd Cue List with the bump button activating the next cue?
Looking forward you all your suggestions!
Thank you for your suggestions. I will try getting one of these options going.
Here is an additional side note: I saw a GrandMa programmer do this on a titan tube, and the effect was/seemed to be overlapping. I asked him by text about how he achieved this and here is his reply:
This was close to the look I was wanting to get and wanted to share it with those reading this post.
Before I had the Phantom option selected, when the effect was activated; it Took Over the Primary Cue list. The desire was to compliment/add to the primary cue(s) without affecting them. So a secondary cue list was used which would function independently of the primary cue, and could be added in manually when wanted.
As for the channel selection; this was to limit the effect to only the fixture(s) producing the effect. I wanted it to be contained, as suggested by Mark LaPierre in his article. As to my original description of gun fire, that was to help explain, a desired look. The screen images of the effect which I included above where from the base effect. This is why I wrote above in my suggested solution, that I used a scale of 130 and a rate of 1100. This change to the effect I recorded as an update in each of the cues in the effect cue list as to not mess with a base effect which I had saved.
Yes, maybe the wrap was not necessary in the secondary cue list. I used several cues in an attempt to not have the cue shut completely off and start new each time the bump button was pressed. I wanted the cues to overlap to some degree in an effort to have a "gun fire" look. Was this perfect? Probably not. But it came close to what I was wanting to achieve. Thinking about this now, I will go back to this and adjust some timing with my cues in an attempt to have 0 time in and more time on the out.
And yes, unfortunately the effect does not overlap on the fixture but is moving quite fast at a rate of 1100 it obtains an irregular look with random activations from the bump button. I found if I didn't get too enthusiastic with my pressing of the bump button. I was able to have a pretty good effect.
Follow Up...
I have used this same Effect applied to the same fixture(s) in the my 1st cue list (primary) and have had the same results as with the secondary effect fixture cue list. This seems to be a simpler way to skin the cat. 
This time , I created an effect button in a Magic Sheet to trigger the effect. This way I am just clicking on the screen rather than pushing a physical button.
I did change my cycle time in my original effect this time to speed up or slow down the effect.
