So far I have found that you can put these arguments in DoDamage():

ent DoDamage( amount, origin, attacker, inflictor );

And these arguments in RadiusDamage():

RadiusDamage( origin, radius, max damage, min damage, attacker, method );

Are there any other arguments I can use? I also found in the Black Ops that the next argument in RadiusDamage() specifies the damage weapon. Is this also possible in World at War? Thanks.[/code]

Do damage affects 1 ent, while radius damage can affect any ent in the radius. Dodamage is commonly found without its parameters filled, so it will cause a reset. Radius damage wont

I know that doDamage has at least another argument:

ent doDamage( amount, origin, attacker, inflictor, weapon );

An example I'm using:

players[ i ] dodamage( 60, players[ i ].origin, undefined, undefined, "riflebullet" );

And I think radiusDamage has another like that, because I copied a line of the explosive barrel and it uses a seventh argument I guess is the weapon again:

self radiusDamage( self.origin + (0,0,30), 215, 43, 10, undefined, "MOD_EXPLOSIVE", "explodable_barrel" );

Don't know if they have more.

I know that doDamage has at least another argument:

ent doDamage( amount, origin, attacker, inflictor, weapon );

An example I'm using:

players[ i ] dodamage( 60, players[ i ].origin, undefined, undefined, "riflebullet" );

^ other valid one's i know are:

"pistolbullet"
"grenade"
"projectile"
"melee"

Yes I saw that in the Black Ops 1 freeze gun script has "projectile" in their DoDamage script. I think these might actually be basically the suffix of damage methods, since after doing this damage, the script checks for "MOD_PROJECTILE". But I still wanted to know if this was in World at War or not, and I guess it is. I also saw the weapon specified as the last argument of RadiusDamage after the damage type, and I guess this is in World at War too. Thanks guys.