What feature would you use in Revit to change the visibility of elements like grid lines in a view?

The visibility of elements like grid lines in a view can be adjusted through the Visibility/Graphics settings in Revit. This feature allows users to control which categories of elements are displayed in a specific view, providing detailed customization options. By accessing the Visibility/Graphics settings, you can turn specific elements, such as grid lines, on or off, as well as manage various display properties for each element type.

This approach is particularly effective for tailoring the visibility of elements to meet specific presentation or documentation needs within a project. It enables users to streamline what is displayed, which can enhance clarity and avoid visual clutter in technical drawings.

While View Filters can also manipulate visibility, they are typically used for more complex scenarios involving conditions or thresholds. View Templates apply preset visibility and graphic properties to a view but do not allow for the same granular control on an element-by-element basis. Element Properties allow individual adjustments but are not focused specifically on visibility settings across the entire view. Thus, for straightforward visibility manipulation of elements like grid lines, the Visibility/Graphics settings are the most appropriate tool.