Which tool is used to check for conflicts in an assembly?

The Collision Detection tool is specifically designed to identify potential interferences or conflicts in an assembly. When working with multiple components in a CAD environment, it's crucial to ensure that parts fit together properly and don't interfere with one another's movement or function. The Collision Detection tool runs simulations to highlight areas where components may overlap or collide, allowing users to adjust their designs accordingly before finalizing the assembly. This capability is essential for ensuring proper assembly performance and functionality, ultimately leading to more reliable product designs.

Other tools mentioned, such as the Drafting tool, are primarily focused on creating 2D drawings and annotations, while the Rendering tool is used for visualizing models in a realistic manner. The Export tool allows users to save and share models in different formats but does not address assembly integrity. Therefore, the Collision Detection tool is the most appropriate choice for checking for conflicts in an assembly.