The reset=X is a command, where after that many seconds have passed without the macro being pushed, it will automatically reset to the starting point.

So reset=1, is a macro which you want to reset as soon as you stop spamming it.

And reset=5, is a macro which you want to reset fairly quickly, but which you won't be spamming nearly as fast.




A castsequence is one spell after the other.
But if there is a comma on a step, then nothing happens when you push that time.

Since only one thing (that causes a GCD in game) can fire off at once.
The first ability which uses a GCD will fire off first.
And the other abilities cannot execute on that keypress.

In the first two examples, a Remove Curse or Cleanse fires off (last line) at party 4, on the first press.
Because of the commas, nothing else happens here.
On the second press, the line above it fires off, because both it and the last line attempt to execute here, but the earlier line (listed on an earlier line) has precedent.
Because of the four commas, the first line will not fire off, until the fifth press.

In the last example, the Remove Curse will target player 4 every cast, which will not allow the Party 3, 2, 1, and player options to ever fire off.