Why am I getting this?

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  1. shadowbeasts

    shadowbeasts I'm Legend Member

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    In Sonic Unlimited I originally had metal sonic and I replaced



    Code:
    ; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
    
    ; Uncompressed graphics	- Metal Sonic
    
    ; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
    
    Art_MetalSonic:	incbin	artunc\msonic.bin; Metal Sonic
    
    		even
    with





    Code:
    ; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
    
    ; Uncompressed graphics	- Knuckles
    
    ; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
    
    Art_Knuckles:	incbin	artunc\Knuckles.bin; Knuckles
    
    		even
    So why am I getting this





    Code:
    SN 68k version 2.53
    
    
    
    C:\DOCUMENTS AND SETTINGS\DANIEL Y\DESKTOP\SONIC UNLIMITED HACK\SONIC 1 (SPLIT A
    
    ND TEXT BY HIVEBRAIN) (ASM68K)\SONIC1.ASM(25514) : Error : Symbol 'art_metalsoni
    
    c' not defined
    
    
    
    Assembly completed.
    
    1 error(s) from 50159 lines in 0.64 seconds
    
    Lightning's ROM Padder
    
    
    
    Reported Size:		0 Reported Checksum:	0
    
     Size applied:	   7F  Checksum Applied:	0
    
    Press any key to continue . . .
    Please help. I'm so confused. It would also be helpful if I could get the animation script for Knuckles.
     
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  2. Anthall

    Anthall Active Member Member

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    I advise that you backup your ASM file first, but anyway on the ASM file, Run a search and replace to find all the incidents of Art_MetalSonic and replace it with Art_Knuckles and try that.


    I think that will fix it.
     
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