Pokémon Model Ripping Project

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I have a problem when I use models that have separated textures for the eyes (one for the "eyes" and two for the iris) and I got problems like this or like this. How do I fix them?

Fairly simple to do, but needs a bit of fiddling in Blender.

First select the Pokemon and go into edit mode. Select the Iris part of the mesh and shrink it (Alt + S) so that the iris is behind the eyes or inside the head. Hold shift as you do it to make sure that it is only a very small amount behind it.

Then click the Pokemon and go to the Material settings and select the eyes material, then click the image settings. Add a new image and open the Eye N Alpha image, which is a picture of the inner part of the eyes. Scroll down to the bottom of the settings and find a category called Influence that has lots of bars in it.

Uncheck Diffuse and then Check Alpha. Then near the bottom of that click Negative and RBG to intensity.
This just means Blender will use this image to make only the inner part of the eyes transparent.
Make sure you set the eye material to have Transparency in the Material settings.

It won't look perfect in 3D view, but it will look fine on renders.

Another way is to edit the eye texture in an image editing program and remove the inner part of the eye yourself. Makes it so you only need 1 image instead of two. Just make sure the iris are inside the head and aren't transparent.

Once this is done the iris should have no transparency and be behind the eye making it look correct. To move the iris go into edit mode and just move the UV of the iris.

Should be like this.

I've done this with many Pokemon in Blender.

Well, it worked just fine! Thank you!  B) (still have some problems when I use "multiply" on the Ambient Occlusion, but I just ake the iris shadeless and works fine)