What is checked when using the Interference Detection tool during assembly?

The Interference Detection tool is primarily used to identify overlapping components within an assembly. This tool is essential in the design process as it allows engineers and designers to visualize and analyze how parts interact with one another when they are assembled. By checking for overlapping components, it ensures that there are no physical conflicts that could lead to assembly issues or malfunctions in the final product. Recognizing these interferences early in the design phase can save time and costs related to reworking or redesigning parts to fit properly.

In this context, the other options do not pertain to the primary function of the Interference Detection tool. Material compatibility, color fidelity, and sketch dimensions are important aspects of the design and manufacturing process but are not specifically analyzed when using the Interference Detection tool. Therefore, recognizing overlapping components is a critical function of this tool, making it the correct choice.