Which view type is used to enlarge small features on a specified drawing view in the draft environment?

The detail view is specifically designed to focus on a particular area of a drawing by enlarging small features that may not be clearly visible in the original scale of the main view. This enhances clarity and allows for a more precise understanding of intricate components or features that require special attention.

By creating a detail view, you can specify a circle or a rectangle around the area of interest, which is then expanded in a new view, often shown at a larger scale. This is particularly useful in engineering drawings where dimensions need to be verified or certain features examined in greater depth.

In contrast, other view types serve different purposes. The section view is utilized to show internal features by cutting through the object, the isometric view provides a 3D representation but does not focus on specific features, and the projection view offers additional perspectives of an object for overall visualization rather than detail enlargement.