I just made it so that you could change the letters to actual numbers.

The ph_type statements aren't real C-Script instructions (no, this isn't a Lite-C script, ). You have to change them to either ph_box, ph_sphere, or ph_poly (but don't use that one unless you want it to be a static object; it's very erratic when in motion).

The letters have to be changed to vars or numbers. Of course the engine won't accept things like a,b,j,m,e,etc., unless they're vars that were defined befoehand.

I tend to give code that is requested in a generalized format, meaning you can replace any letters, pseudo-instructions, etc. with your own vars and real instructions. It makes things a lot more tweakable; or at least it should.

Code:
void main()
{
    cout << "I am MrCode,";
    cout << "hear me roar!";
    system("PAUSE");
}