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So I just downloaded:

rpi-5-debian-bookworm-6.6.54-rt39-arm64-ext4-2024-11-06-2037_qtpyvcp_stable_networkmanager.img.xz

I tried to burn it with the Raspberry image burner and it gives me an error:

Input file is not a valid disk image.
File size 6700000000 bytes is not a multiple of 512.

Hello Richard,

I have the same issue with this image. I used the Raspberry Pi Imager 1.8.5 on the latest MacOS. I think it's not your setup. 
 
Regards
Christoph

Find Joko Engineering on youtube, he has some very good tutorials, watched him for literally 3 minutes and i was off designing machine parts. Having previous experience with 3D studio Max and LightWave helps but it also hindered me as i kept thinking " i know this"! Had to get rid of that "i know this" part to be able to move on.
I use it for machine parts, so far for 3D printing only, i will have to delve into the "path" territory soon.
Definitely, it is magnificent once you get past the quirks, then again all have quirks.
And the major issue with faces has been fixed quite good, appears to be better than most commercial solutions, but that is debatable.
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There is a CAM version of Blender if you feel like stepping into the deep end, no idea if it is still being worked on. Blender is a monster! And it's free, despite huge offerings to buy them out.

Traj section in the ini file, velocities are much lower than in the display section, try setting those same as display section.

Now, after the first start of the generator, a file is created:

riocore/toolchains.json

there you can enter the paths to your toolchains, these are then transferred to the makefile.

under windows please note that backslashes must be double

 

so you do not need to add the toolchains to your enviroment variables