Unable to make an installation USB stick with macOS Big Sur on Windows due to missing recovery package

I’m trying to download macOS Big Sur and make a bootable USB stick on Windows, but I get an error. That’s what I’m doing:

1. Run gibMacOS.bat.
2. Enter “m” and then “10.16”.
3. Enter “1” to download macOS Big Sur 11.0.1 (20B29).
4. After the download is complete, I close this app and run MakeInstall.bat as administrator.
5. Enter “D” and then “2”, since I have a USB stick under that number, and then enter “y”.
6. In gibMacOS folder, I follow the path “macOS Downloads\publicrelease”, right-click the folder “001-79699 - 11.0.1 macOS Big Sur” while pressing Shift, select “Copy as path”, then paste it into the console and click Enter.
7. I am getting the error:

001-79699 - 11.0.1 macOS Big Sur is not in the available recovery package names: recoveryhdupdate.pkg, recoveryhdmetadmg.pkg Ensure you're passing a proper recovery package.

Am I doing something wrong or is there a problem with the app? I was thinking about adding recoveryhdmetadmg.pkg from Catalina, but I’m not sure if it will work correctly.

[corpnewt]

There is no Big Sur recovery package in the software update catalog - as such, MakeInstall is incompatible with it. Apple changed the way it delivers updates with Big Sur.

-CorpNewt

[qwertym0nk]

There is no Big Sur recovery package in the software update catalog - as such, MakeInstall is incompatible with it. Apple changed the way it delivers updates with Big Sur.

-CorpNewt

Maybe it would help to at least post a big warning that states “Big Sur and above are not supported for the MakeInstall.” On the main page? Or did I miss that?

Would save a lot of time for folks.