What option is used to control visibility settings in a Revit view template?

The option that controls visibility settings in a Revit view template is the Visibility/Graphics Dialog. This feature allows users to manage the visibility and graphical representation of categories and elements within a specific view or across the project. The Visibility/Graphics settings are critical for ensuring that only the desired elements are displayed in a view, which helps in reducing clutter and improving clarity for presentations, documentation, and design reviews.

View filters are used to apply specific visibility criteria to elements based on parameters, but they function on top of the visibility settings established in the Visibility/Graphics Dialog. Template Settings typically refer to predefined configurations for view templates but do not directly control visibility. Element Properties pertain more to the characteristics and parameters of individual elements rather than overall view visibility settings.

Using the Visibility/Graphics Dialog within a view template allows for streamlined control across multiple views, making it essential for efficient management of visual outputs in Revit projects.