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With a little LISP this should be possible (AutoCAD).
What I did (for testing):
- Create a number of random placed points (using a random number generator LISP)
- draw lines between these points (triangulate LISP) (see on the left side in the dwg)
(- because the result of the triangulate.lsp I used are 3DFaces I converted the faces into lines using the flatten command)
- put all the lines in a selection set
- delete randomly selected lines from the selection set . => the result on the right side
I did not yet put this all in ONE LISP together, but I'm sure, if I repeat these steps I never will get the same result as shown in the attached example.
You can refine this idea to your needs.
Jürgen Palme
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