What tool should an architectural designer use to view only roof elements in a 3D view without altering view properties?

Choosing the "Isolate Category" tool is an efficient way for an architectural designer to view only roof elements in a 3D view without the need to alter the view properties extensively. This tool allows the designer to temporarily isolate specific categories of elements within the view. By selecting the roof category, only the roof components will be displayed, making it easier to analyze, present, or work with those elements in detail.

Using this method ensures that the overall view settings remain intact, and it does not require adjustments to visibility graphics or creating new filters. This temporary isolation is beneficial during design adjustments or presentations, as it highlights only the elements of interest, improving focus and clarity.

In contrast, while other options like Visibility/Graphics Overrides allow for element control, they are more permanent in nature and might involve additional steps to revert back to the original view settings. Object Styles are used to change the appearance of types within the project but do not provide a quick way to isolate elements in a view. View Filters can be useful for more complex visibility conditions and are often used for managing elements across multiple views, but they also require setup that might be unnecessary for a simple one-time isolation task.

In summary, the "Isolate Category" tool directly serves the need