Some pitch types information

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what is hex address this frictions?

0018E4F2 Const_baseBallGroundFriction:dc.w 16 ; DATA XREF: Match_HandleBall+F0r
0018E4F4 Const_ballAirFriction:dc.w 10 ; DATA XREF: Match_HandleBall+112r
0018E4F6 Const_tacklingFriction:dc.w $60 ; DATA XREF: Match_SideThink_Unk00+17E2r
0018E4F6                     ; Match_SideThink_Unk00:loc_1969D2r
0018E4F8 word_18E4F8:dc.w $48 ; DATA XREF: Match_SideThink_Unk00:loc_196804r
0018E4FA dword_18E4FA:dc.l 40960 ; DATA XREF: Match_SideThink_Unk05+14r
0018E4FE Match_pitchTypeBallBounceFrictionXY:dc.w 64 ; DATA XREF: Match_HandleBall+1C4r
0018E4FE                     ; Match_InitMatchAndPitch+12Aw
0018E500 Match_pitchTypeBallBounceFrictionZ:dc.w 96 ; DATA XREF: Match_HandleBall+1DAr
0018E500                     ; Match_InitMatchAndPitch+138w
0018E502 Match_pitchTypeBallDeltaRollFriction:dc.w 0 ; DATA XREF: Match_HandleBall+106r
0018E502                     ; Match_InitMatchAndPitch+11Cw
0018E504 Match_pitchTypesBallBounceFrictionXY:dc.w 24
0018E504                     ; DATA XREF: Match_InitMatchAndPitch+124o
0018E504     dc.w 80         ; 0: frozen, 1: muddy
0018E504     dc.w 80         ; 2: wet
0018E504     dc.w 72         ; 3: soft
0018E504     dc.w 64         ; 4: normal
0018E504     dc.w 40         ; 5: dry
0018E504     dc.w 32         ; 6: hard
0018E512 Match_pitchTypesBallBounceFrictionZ:dc.w 88
0018E512                     ; DATA XREF: Match_InitMatchAndPitch+132o
0018E512     dc.w 112        ; 0: frozen, 1: muddy
0018E512     dc.w 104        ; 2: wet
0018E512     dc.w 104        ; 3: soft
0018E512     dc.w 96         ; 4: normal
0018E512     dc.w 88         ; 5: dry
0018E512     dc.w 80         ; 6: hard
0018E520 Match_pitchTypesBallDeltaRollFriction:dc.w -2
0018E520                     ; DATA XREF: Match_InitMatchAndPitch+116o
0018E520     dc.w 2          ; 0: frozen, 1: muddy
0018E520     dc.w 3          ; 2: wet
0018E520     dc.w 0          ; 3: soft
0018E520     dc.w 0          ; 4: normal
0018E520     dc.w -1         ; 5: dry
0018E520     dc.w -1         ; 6: hard
0018E52E Const_gravity:dc.l $1200 ; DATA XREF: Match_HandleBall+1ACr
0018E52E                     ; Match_CalcUnk+26r ...

• The hardest (hardness) pitch of them all, this helps the ball slide and bounce further than any other pitch. Long distance shots have a good chance to go in. If you have players with the Velocity (V) attribute, you can score better on this pitch from outside the box.
• Be cautious, your players are very injury prone on the Frozen pitch.
• Ball control of all players gets worst on this pitch.

• Looks different, plays as a Normal pitch.
• The high ball bounce doesn t influence play that much, it might if you re a better header than I am.
• 
  Players are more injury prone than on a Dry / Normal pitch, due to the Hard surface.

• Dry: Looks slightly different, plays as a Normal pitch.

• This pitch shows the benchmark for what a normal pitch should do. The ball flows good when passing on the ground, and the bounce is what you would expect on a clear Summer s day.
• Pitch that will show up the most, 30% chance on Random pitch type. Seasonal: In Spring and Summer a high chance of a Normal pitch.

• This pitch has a somewhat darker green to it than the Wet pitch. They look almost identical, but play quite different.
• I love the way the ball has a low bounce on this pitch. Makes it great to do lobs, that fall just behind a player. With fast players this is a charm, it also makes it easier to do a well timed volley.
• The ball still rolls the same as on the Normal pitch, therefore quick passing on the ground is possible.
• It s my favorite pitch!

• The mud absorbs the bounce of the ball, making the lowest bounce of any pitch.
• The mud slows the ball down when passing on the ground. This will hinder quick passes and long passes. Any low shots on the ground are also weakened.
• Ball control of all players gets worst on this pitch.
• It s my least favorite pitch.

• This pitch has a somewhat brighter green to it than the Soft pitch. They look almost identical, but play quite different.
• I love the way the ball has a low bounce on this pitch. Makes it great to do lobs, that fall just behind a player. With fast players this is a charm, it also makes it easier to do a well timed volley.
• The softest pitch of them all, this slows the ball down when passing on the ground. This will hinder quick passing considerably.
• Pitch that will show up the least, 10% chance on Random pitch type. Seasonal: Only in Autumn and Winter low chance of a Wet pitch.