Qt Installation and Configuration

Downloading the Qt Binaries

Go to qt.io/download and click on Go Open Source
Scroll down towards the bottom of the page and click on Download the Qt Online Installer
On the next page, click the Download button. This should download the Qt binaries.
Run the installed file (in Windows, this will be a .exe file). You should see a page like this:

Log into your Qt account or # if you don't have one. Click Next to continue.
Accept the obligations of using open source Qt, then check the option acknowledging that you are using Qt as an individual person. Click Next twice.
Choose whether to send usage statistics to the Qt company. Then click Next.
Choose the installation folder for the Qt Framework, then check the option to associate common files with Qt Creator. Click Next.
This project was built using Qt 5.13.3, so it will work for higher versions as well. For the purpose of this tutorial, select the MSVC 2017 64-bit component under Qt 5.13.3. This component will allow you to package the app for 64-bit computers running the Windows Operating System using Microsoft Visual C++ 2017. This app was mostly designed for the Windows OS but, using the Qt Framework the app can be packaged to run on other operating systems. If you wanted a version of the app to run on Android, for example, you would select one of the Android components.
Click Next until you get to the final installation page, then click Install. This will install the Qt Framework along with the Qt Creator IDE.
Finish the installation by launching Qt Creator. You should see something like this:

Install and configure Visual Studio Community 2017. This will allow you to get the Microsoft Visual C++ compiler, which will allow you to compile the application for 64-bit Windows systems.
In Qt Creator, you can view and modify Kits from Tool > Options > Kits. If not already selected, select the Microsoft Visual C++ Compiler 15.9.28307.1177 (x86_amd64) option for both C and C++ compiler. Click OK.

Download and Install the GitHub desktop application
Go to File > Clone repository > URL. Copy and paste the URL of this repository.
Click on Initialize Git LFS when prompted.
You can now open the application in Qt Creator from File > Open File or Project.... Select the SprayerBOT.pro file.

The first time you open the project on your machine, you will be prompted to configure it with a kit, which you have already done in previous steps. Here, just click on the Configure Project button.
You can now run the application using the play button or Ctrl+R

NOTE: To be able to play the videos install the K-Lite Codec Pack. There is no special configuration for this.