Automatic Opening to the UPB using Unity

[Quantum]

I am rather primitive in my programming skills. My existing startup script in ACP already calls out for the older UPB software to open. I would like to achieve the same in Unity. In other words I just want that when the Unity software opens that I don't have to click on the UPB device.......so that it just opens up to UPB by some command line. (I'm sure all the API info in the configuration are of the Unity software allows for that but I am, admittedly, not interested in taking all that "project" and knowledge at this stage of my game. Can somebody help a a lazy guy move forward?
Thanks for any help.

[radomka]

I am rather primitive in my programming skills. My existing startup script in ACP already calls out for the older UPB software to open. I would like to achieve the same in Unity. In other words I just want that when the Unity software opens that I don't have to click on the UPB device.......so that it just opens up to UPB by some command line. (I'm sure all the API info in the configuration are of the Unity software allows for that but I am, admittedly, not interested in taking all that "project" and knowledge at this stage of my game because when you travel to Prague, you have to try massage Prague as well. Can somebody help a a lazy guy move forward?
Thanks for any help.

• Investigate Unity's Command Line Options: Start by checking if Unity has any command line options that allow you to specify which devices or scenes to open on startup. Unity's documentation or forums might be helpful for this.
  Scripting: If Unity supports scripting, you could write a script that automatically opens the UPB device when Unity starts. This script would likely involve using Unity's API to interact with the UPB device.
  Batch Script or Shell Script: You could also write a separate batch script (for Windows) or shell script (for macOS or Linux) that first opens Unity and then simulates the clicks needed to open the UPB device. This would involve using tools like AutoHotkey for Windows or AppleScript for macOS.