Which tool helps to identify potential conflicts in a model?

The Interference Check tool is designed specifically to identify potential conflicts within a Revit model, making it a vital resource for ensuring that different elements do not interfere with each other spatially. This tool scans the model for clashes between various components, such as structural elements and mechanical systems, allowing users to pinpoint areas that may cause problems during construction or operation.

By using the Interference Check tool, users can generate reports detailing the specific conflicts found, which can then be addressed proactively. This ensures a higher level of coordination among disciplines involved in the project, ultimately leading to a more efficient workflow and reduced risk of issues arising on-site.

In contrast, while there are other tools like Clash Detection and Model Coordination that serve similar functions, they may operate in a different context or with different focus areas. The Clash Detection tool, for instance, is often used in conjunction with other software platforms to analyze conflicts more broadly across multiple models, while the Model Coordination tool helps to synchronize and update information within a collaborative environment. The Element Visibility tool primarily deals with the visibility settings of elements in the view and does not identify conflicts.