<jupyter_start><jupyter_text>STL filesSTL objects are treated pretty much the same as normal voxel objects. They can be rotated/plotted etc. Also they can be used with voxel ones- i.e you can rotate an stl by a voxel. Loading data:    tibia_stl = bone.from_stl_path(stl_file='phantom/phantom_tibia_f2.stl') How the data is storedThe full stl data is stored in `tibia_stl.data` The stl files are loaded from [numpy-stl](https://numpy-stl.readthedocs.io/en/latest/) module  Saving bones back into .stl    tibia_stl.data.save('file.stl')<jupyter_code>#export<jupyter_output><empty_output>
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