Cobalt
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Cobalt
Summary
Cobalt is a software[1]. Cobalt ranks in the top 6% of software entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (27 views/month).[2]
Key Facts
- Cobalt's instance of is recorded as software[3].
- Cobalt's operating system is recorded as Microsoft Windows[4].
- Cobalt is used for 3D computer graphics[5].
- Cobalt's Commons category is recorded as Created with Cobalt[6].
- Cobalt's official website is recorded as http://www.ashlar.com/3d-modeling/3d-modeling-cobalt.html[7].
- Cobalt's readable file format is recorded as Ashlar-Vellum 3D models (generic)[8].
- Cobalt's readable file format is recorded as Q141256485[9].
- Cobalt's readable file format is recorded as AutoCAD Drawing[10].
- Cobalt's readable file format is recorded as Drawing Interchange File Format Family[11].
- Cobalt's readable file format is recorded as Initial Graphics Exchange Specification[12].
- Cobalt's readable file format is recorded as Standard ACIS Text[13].
- Cobalt's readable file format is recorded as STEP file[14].
- Cobalt's readable file format is recorded as Parasolid XT[15].
- Cobalt's readable file format is recorded as PDF[16].
- Cobalt's readable file format is recorded as Caligari TrueSpace file format[17].
- Cobalt's readable file format is recorded as Adobe Illustrator Artwork[18].
- Cobalt's writable file format is recorded as Ashlar-Vellum 3D models (generic)[19].
- Cobalt's writable file format is recorded as Q141256485[20].
- Cobalt's writable file format is recorded as GRAPHITE File[21].
- Cobalt's writable file format is recorded as AutoCAD Drawing[22].
- Cobalt's writable file format is recorded as Drawing Interchange File Format Family[23].
- Cobalt's writable file format is recorded as Initial Graphics Exchange Specification[24].
- Cobalt's writable file format is recorded as STEP file[25].
- Cobalt's writable file format is recorded as Standard ACIS Text[26].
- Cobalt's writable file format is recorded as Parasolid XT[27].
Why It Matters
Cobalt ranks in the top 6% of software entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (27 views/month).[2]