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# Setup for other Platforms

You can use any third-party physical or virtual remotes as CurvedUI input. 

To do this, set your CurvedUISettings to **Custom Ray Control Method** and place the following script somewhere on the scene: (Of course, you have to fill the variables there with your remote’s data)

<pre data-overflow="wrap"><code>void Update()
{
<strong>    CurvedUIInputModule.CustomRay = new Ray(yourRemoteTransform.position, yourRemoteTransform.forward);
</strong>
    CurvedUIInputModule.CustomRayButtonState = isButtonOnYourRemotePressed;
}
</code></pre>

You can also Add ControllerLaserPointer prefab as a child of your remote’s transform to give it a laser pointer.