What defines the Toggle component's visual appearance during interaction?

The visual appearance of the Toggle component during interaction is primarily defined by the Graphic property. This property allows you to specify the visual representation of the toggle, which can include images or colors representing the toggle's checked and unchecked states. When a user interacts with the toggle, this graphic gets updated to reflect the change in state, providing immediate visual feedback.

The Graphic property is essential in customizing how the toggle looks by allowing the assignment of different sprites or UI elements for various states, such as when it's selected or deselected. This means that you can tailor the toggle's design according to your game's theme or user interface guidelines, enhancing the overall user experience.

In contrast, the other options pertain to different aspects of functionality or aesthetics but do not directly define the visual component itself. While the Interactable state indicates whether the toggle can be interacted with, it does not affect the graphic's appearance. The Toggle Color typically refers to the color used for the graphic and might influence the visual representation but is limited in scope compared to the broader customization provided by the Graphic property. Animation settings relate to how visual transitions occur when the state changes but again do not define the visual's base appearance.