diff --git a/Texassemble.md b/Texassemble.md
index b48fef9..e53b8ad 100644
--- a/Texassemble.md
+++ b/Texassemble.md
@@ -9,11 +9,13 @@ This DirectXTex sample is a command-line texture utility for creating ``DDS`` fi
 
 ```
 texassemble <command>
-    [-r] [-w width] [-h height] [-f format]
+    [-r] [-flist <filename>]
+    [-w width] [-h height] [-f format]
     [-if filter] [-srgb | -srgbi | -srgbo]
     [-sepalpha] [-nowic] [-wrap | -mirror] [-alpha]
     [-o <outputfile>] [-l] [-y] [-dx10] [-tonemap]
-    [-nologo] [-flist <filename>]
+    [-nologo]
+    [-fl feature-level]
     [-bgcolor]
     <file-name(s)>
 ```
@@ -47,6 +49,8 @@ The file-name parameter indicates the file(s) to use to create the assembled ima
 # Optional Switches Description
 **-r**: Input file names can contain wildcard characters (``?`` or ``*``). If this switch is used, subdirectories are also searched.
 
+**-flist _filename_**: Uses the provided filename as a text file containing a list of input files (one per line). Ignores lines that begin with ``#`` (used for comments). Does not support providing additional command-line arguments or the use of filename wildcards.
+
 **-w _number_**: Width of the output texture in pixels.   
 **-h _number_**: Height of the output texture in pixels. If no size is given, the size is taken from the first input image.
 
@@ -76,7 +80,7 @@ The file-name parameter indicates the file(s) to use to create the assembled ima
 
 **-nologo**: Suppress copyright message.
 
-**-flist _filename_**: Uses the provided filename as a text file containing a list of input files (one per line). Ignores lines that begin with ``#`` (used for comments). Does not support providing additional command-line arguments or the use of filename wildcards.
+**-fl _feature-level_**: Sets the target feature level which determines the maximum supported texture size: ``9.1``, ``9.2``, ``9.3``, ``10.0``, ``10.1``, ``11.0``, ``11.1``, ``12.0``, or ``12.1``. Defaults to ``11.0`` which is 16834, the limit for 11.x and 12.x [Direct3D Hardware Feature Level](https://aka.ms/Apsgrj).
 
 **-bgcolor**: When doing the ``gif`` command, by default it always uses a transparent background color which is consistent with most browsers. You can choose to use the background color metadata in the file with this switch instead, but the results are not likely to match most viewers.