Which tool would you use to isolate a specific element in a view?

To isolate a specific element in a view, the tool to use is the option that focuses on "Isolate Element." This tool allows users to select an element and make it the only visible object in the current view, effectively hiding all other elements. This capability is particularly useful for examining the details of a specific component without distraction, especially in complex models with many elements.

When using this tool, you can simply select an element during your workflow, and it instantly adjusts the view to show only that selected element while hiding everything else. This approach enhances clarity when you need to focus on specific components, such as detailing, adjustments, or troubleshooting a part of your design.

The other choices have their functions, but they do not specifically focus on the immediate and comprehensive isolation of a chosen element. For instance, hiding an element does not provide the same immediate clarity, as it may still leave other elements visible that could cause confusion. Similarly, view filters and visibility/graphics overrides are broader tools that adjust visibility settings but do not serve the purpose of singular element isolation in the same efficient manner. Thus, utilizing the "Isolate Element" function is the most effective way to achieve a focused review of a specific part of your design in Revit.