How can visibility graphics overrides be managed in Revit?

Visibility graphics overrides in Revit are primarily managed through the 'Visibility/Graphics' dialog box, which can be accessed under the 'View' tab. This dialog allows users to control the visibility of various categories of elements within a view, enabling custom display settings for different components like walls, doors, and furniture, among others.

Within the 'Visibility/Graphics' dialog, users can turn on or off the visibility of these categories, apply overrides such as color or line styles, and even create view-specific settings that won’t affect the model globally. This capability is crucial for fine-tuning the visual representation of the design for presentations, documentation, or coordination with other disciplines.

The other options involve different features in Revit that do not specifically control visibility graphics overrides. While the 'Properties' dialog box allows for adjusting properties of selected elements, it does not provide comprehensive visibility settings across categories. The 'View Range' settings are utilized for determining the vertical extent of elements that are visible in a view, which is a separate function from managing visibility graphics. Adjusting element properties directly in the model affects those specific elements but does not provide the broader controls needed for visibility customization across different views.