How do you adjust visibility for specific elements in Revit?

Adjusting visibility for specific elements in Revit is effectively achieved through the Visibility/Graphics Overrides dialog. This feature allows users to selectively choose which categories and elements are visible in a specific view. Through this dialog, you can toggle the visibility of elements, apply transparency, and set graphical representations for different categories. This level of control is essential for creating clear and organized drawings, as it allows for the enhancement of certain elements while keeping others hidden for better clarity or focus.

The other methods mentioned do not directly address altering visibility in the same precise way. Changing an element's material properties may influence how it appears but does not specifically control its visibility within a view. The section view tool is used for creating a sectional cut through the model and does not manipulate visibility for existing views. Editing the model directly allows for modifications to the elements but is not a means to adjust how they are displayed in a view. Thus, using the Visibility/Graphics Overrides dialog is the most accurate and effective method for managing visibility in Revit.