File Extension CLU

.CLU File

File extension: CLU
File type: Dialog File
Do you have CLU - related issues?
First check your registry for hidden errors.


Notes about the CLU file extension:


Errors in your registry are one of the common causes for incorrect file associations on your windows system. It is highly recommended that you check your registry for file association errors (will also check for any other registry errors).

The CLU file type is primarily associated with 'Broken Sword 2' by THQ Inc.. This file is typically called TEXT.CLU and is located in the clusters folder.

Detailed information for file extension CLU:

Primary association: Broken Sword 2
Company: THQ Inc.
File classification: Game

Other applications associated with file type CLU:

  • CLUCalc (Geometric Algebra Description (CLUScript File)) by Christian PerwassCLUCalc (visual Clifford algebra calculator) is a freely available software tool for 3D visualizations and scientific calculations that was conceived and written by Dr. Christian Perwass. CLUCalc interprets a script language called CLUScript, which has been designed to make mathematical calculations and visualizations intuitive. This association is classified as Source Code.
  • Clusse (Node File) by Heikki HannikainenClusse is a free DX cluster server software package for amateur packet radio.
  • IBM PCI Cryptographic Coprocessor (Code File) by IBM
  • Phantasmagoria 2 (8-bit Playback Pallete File)Any .CLU file with a number is the pallete for that particular movie, with the exception of 999.CLU which is a generic pallete file for those movies which don't have a specific .CLU file.
  • XNBC V8 Biological Neural Network Simulation Workstation (Cluster Names)The .CLU file contains the cluster names used by a network. Related links: XNBC V8 User Manual


Important: When encountering any file extension issues it is always recommended that you run a free scan for Windows registry errors.
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