Which feature helps architects manage view settings across multiple views simultaneously?

View templates are a powerful feature in Revit that allows architects to create and apply standardized view settings across multiple views at once. This means that when settings like visibility, detail level, and other view-specific properties are controlled through a view template, any changes made to that template can automatically update all views that utilize it. This is particularly beneficial for maintaining consistency throughout a project, as it eliminates the need to individually adjust each view's settings, thereby enhancing efficiency and reducing the potential for human error.

View filters, while useful for controlling the visibility of elements based on certain criteria within a specific view, do not facilitate managing settings across multiple views simultaneously. They focus on modifying how elements appear based on certain parameters on a per-view basis.

Visibility settings are important for adjusting what elements are visible within individual views. However, they are typically managed on a view-by-view basis rather than in a unified manner across several views.

Graphics overrides provide a means to modify the appearance of elements based on their category or other settings within a specific view but likewise do not offer the capability to manage these settings across multiple views at once. This is why view templates are the ideal solution for managing view settings across various views in a project.