What happens when the Interactable property is disabled on the Toggle component?

The correct interpretation of what occurs when the Interactable property is disabled on the Toggle component is that it stops responding to input events. When Interactable is set to false, the Toggle cannot be interacted with by the user, preventing any clicks or input that would otherwise change its state.

In this mode, the Toggle will appear visually as "greyed out," indicating to the player that it is not currently usable, but its color itself does not inherently change. While one might think that changing the Toggle's color directly correlates with disabling interaction, it is actually the overall interactivity that ceases, not a direct modification to its visual attributes. The Toggle would remain visible in the UI but simply not responsive to any user interaction, making it clear that it is in a non-interactive state.

Other options refer to visual changes, UI visibility, or spatial positioning which do not accurately depict the functionality associated with disabling the Interactable property.