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 - **select**: This is a methodology that chooses the <em>i</em>th legal move in the array with arbitrary probability (0.5)<sup><em>i</em></sup>. This is used to effectively generate a different roadmap final roadmap on every descent.
 - **randomise**: This methodology randomises the entire list of legal moves. This will not generate fast roadmaps as efficiently as select will be. In the event that select and randomise are both chosen, the algorithm will prioritize the select methodology.
-- logLevel: This parameter specifies the degree of detail to which the program will output log information both to stdout and to the log file. The higher the number, the more detail will be output. If logLevel is 0, no data will be output. Specific thresholds are listed in config.txt.
+- **logLevel**: This parameter specifies the degree of detail to which the program will output log information both to stdout and to the log file. The higher the number, the more detail will be output. If logLevel is 0, no data will be output. Specific thresholds are listed in config.txt.
 - **workerCount**: The number of threads to run simultaneously for the program. Generally, this can be as high as (# CPU Cores) - 2, though increasing the workerCount means that less CPU time can be dedicated to other programs running on your computer. If you are running any intensive program besides this program, then you should close the program, change the workerCount, and restart the program while using the other intensive program.
 - **Username**: This name will be submitted to the server to specify who found the roadmap. If you would like to be known for finding the fastest roadmap, change this name to a username of your choice. This is limited by 19 characters. A Discord bot in the TTYD speedrunning server will alert us with this Username when a new fastest roadmap is found.