What are the two kinds of filters used in Revit for views?

The correct choice identifies the two types of filters used in Revit for managing the visibility of elements in views: rule-based filters and selection filters.

Rule-based filters are designed to change the visibility of elements based on specific criteria or rules. For instance, you can create a rule that displays only those elements that meet a certain condition, such as all walls of a particular type or all elements that belong to a specific phase. This dynamic filtering helps streamline the design process by allowing users to focus on specific types of elements without needing to manually hide or show them.

On the other hand, selection filters allow users to filter elements based on their current selection. This means that after selecting certain elements in a view, a user can apply a selection filter to apply specific visibility settings or to highlight only the selected elements. This functionality is particularly useful during model reviews or presentations, as it gives more control over visualizing only relevant parts of the design.

The other options do not accurately capture the functionality of filters in Revit. While templates and custom setups are important in Revit, they do not define the concept of filtering views. Similarly, the terms regarding base types (element, type, instance) don't correspond to the identifiable categories for filtering elements in a view. Thus