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Ritn3D is useful for makers who want to 3D print miniature house models from a 2D floor plan. It takes a PDF, JPG, or PNG of a floor plan, auto-detects walls / doors / windows / rooms, and exports a manifold STL with sealed walls and a flat base — ready for any slicer at 1:100 or 1:50 scale (typical hobbyist scales for architectural prints).
Fits well alongside Terrain2STL — same pattern (real-world input → printable STL), different domain (floor plans instead of terrain).