activate/disable sections in views

[x11start]

I ask your help for a problem (possibly banal) in the table setting of a drawing in 3d.

I would need to create a layout containing various views of the same object 3d place in the model space.
This is a pillar of which I intend to make views of the various prospectuses and then sections (see from above) to the various quotas.
I must be able to have a section that cuts my pillar at 1 m from the ground, another at the shelves and another at the top

my problem is to be able to activate the sections only in the desired window and not in the others, a little like you do with the layers.

the sections also, should only affect a certain portion: e.g. the view in the plant at the top of the pillar, should not show me the shelves placed 3 m below....

is this possible in autocad 2010?

I thank you in advance for the answers.

 

[Tristan]

You can do it by hand with Boolean operations by creating n copies of the object or creating views generated by the section plan and table those. If I had a newer version there would be a third way... but still autocad is not the best software to do this.
[video=youtube;7xDAaZdtOV4]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xdaazdtov4[/video]

 

[x11start]

thanks tristan.... punctual and precise as always!

I was illusive for a moment to be able to use the 3d design of the shed.... for something more than the mere export in sketchup and visualization. . . .

 

[x11start]

.... I tried to "play" with the cameras (appfot)....
by chance it is possible to solve my problem using various photographic devices (one for each view) with front and rear cutout?

In this case however ... I would need a little help (!) to manage them.. . .

Moreover the display is imprecise: you see the shelf.... but the shape of the pillar in the plant is seen only the dots in the edges.. .

 

[x11start]

I answer myself to the display problem:

It's like the cut solid was empty inside... As a result you see the contour only if between the 2 levels of crop we have a face... vice versa (pillar angles) you only see a dot; that is the vertical line of the edge. . .

I think I throw the sponge or I solve by putting the various elements on as many layers... and lighting only those that serve in the various views....