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Add visualization section for STL files #32

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## Visualizing your Skyline

Once you have generated your STL file, you can visualize it using 3D modeling or 3D printing software. But did you know that you can upload your STL file to a GitHub repository and view your Skyline there? For example, take a look at [@chrisreddington's GitHub Skyline from 2011 - 2024](https://github.com/chrisreddington/chrisreddington/blob/master/chrisreddington-11-24-github-skyline.stl).

## Project Structure

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