What type of event changes the visibility status of overlays within a Workshop module?

The visibility status of overlays within a Workshop module is influenced by Layer Events. These events pertain specifically to interactions and changes regarding different data layers, which can include overlays. When a layer event occurs, it can trigger updates in the visual representation of that layer within the Workshop module, allowing for dynamic changes in how overlays are displayed.

Layer Events are fundamental in managing how information is represented visually, ensuring that the overlays can be visible or hidden based on the current context, data changes, or user interactions. This ability to manipulate visibility enhances the interactivity and user experience in a Workshop setting, allowing users to focus on relevant data easily.

In contrast, Layout Events typically relate to the structure and arrangement of components within the interface rather than their visibility status. Variable Events are concerned with changes in data values or parameters but do not directly handle visual aspects of overlays. Action Events relate more to user-triggered actions like clicks or selections rather than the intrinsic properties of layers themselves. Thus, Layer Events are explicitly designed to handle the particular requirement of managing overlay visibility in this context.