Need details about Supported Device jsr184

Dear friends
i want details abt jsr 184.
Following things i know
it is used for developing 3d graphics mobile game
it is only run over the WTK2.2
which has one package .m3g
I want following details
which mobile devices(nokia or motrolo or ...) would be support the jsr184 and .m3g packages?
which image formate it will accepet(png or .m3g)?
where i get .m3g format.?
by
Gopalan
360MobileTechnologies
Chennai

Hi,
as far as i know, there�s only one possibility to create a .m3g-file and that�s not a cheap one. You have to buy,
steal, copy or whatever a plug-in called "Swerve Studio" for 3dsMAX. Build your content with 3dsMAX and
export it than as .m3g.
Hope that helps a bit
fiveten

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