Which feature allows you to manage graphical representation based on color in views?

The feature that allows you to manage graphical representation based on color in views is a Color Scheme. Color Schemes in Revit are specifically designed to help users apply colors to various elements in a view to depict information in a visually meaningful way. This can include the representation of areas based on certain criteria, such as occupancy, classification, or any other parameter that warrants visual differentiation.

Color Schemes can be particularly useful in floor plans or site plans where different color codes can represent different zones or conditions. For example, using a color scheme to show heating zones versus cooling zones can enhance understanding and communication of spatial allocations in a project.

While other features such as View Filters and Graphic Overrides also manage graphical representation, they do not specifically focus on color schemes designed for representing data visually in the context of a view. View Templates help maintain consistency across views but are more focused on global settings rather than specific color representations, and Graphic Overrides allow for adjustments to line weights or patterns rather than providing a systematic color coding approach.