Revit Certification Practice Test 2025 – Complete Exam Prep Guide

The command that modifies the visibility of elements in a view is the Visibility/Graphics Overrides. This feature allows users to control which elements are displayed in a specific view by adjusting their visibility settings. It offers a comprehensive dialog where you can turn on or off the display of categories, apply specific graphic overrides to elements (such as color, line weight, and pattern), and manage the visibility of individual elements.

This command is essential for tailoring the appearance of your model in different views, ensuring that only relevant information is shown to convey the right message, whether for construction documentation or presentation purposes. By using Visibility/Graphics Overrides, you can maintain clarity and focus on the critical aspects of your design while hiding unnecessary details.

The other options, while related to views and elements, do not directly alter visibility. Viewports are used to control the display of views in a layout or sheet context, but they do not modify the visibility of elements within a view themselves. The Element Inspector provides detailed information about selected elements but does not affect their visibility. Render Settings, on the other hand, are involved in configuring how the model is rendered visually, including quality and effects, but do not specifically address the visibility of elements in the modeling environment.