Thanks! This is what I was looking for.

Thank you so much.
I don't cry any more and now I can go to bed.
Your answer is very useful people who aren't familar with OpenGL ES.
:):):)

For the samples, we used Maya for the modeling and DeepExploration for the exporting. In DeepEx, you can save the model in the DirectX format and copy the sections for vertices, normals, texcoords, and faces into a header file. This is only one of many possible approaches, however. The SDK does not favor any particular approach to loading/rendering 3D assets. It simply uses OpenGL ES, which is the standard for 3D graphics on these devices. A basic understanding of OpenGL ES will probably be required for any custom rendering.

If you don't have access to any of the tools above, you should still be able to find a way to import your models. What format are your 3D models in? The simplest approach would probably be to start with a model in .obj format, since this is plain text and fairly straight forward. Then, you have a couple options:

1) Search the web for a tool that can take a .obj file and output OpenGL-ready arrays, like what you see in our header files.
2) Write your own parser. The .obj format is pretty simple, if you are an experienced programmer who is just getting started with OpenGL this might be a good exercise. You can also find tutorials online for writing a .obj parser.

- Kim