SEN:P-AI/Game Memory Layout/PES2017

Common Substructures

Valid Pair

Size: 4 bytes

Offset	Length	Type	Description
0x0	2 bytes	int16	Valid Indicator	0xFFFD for a valid Home entry, 0xFFFE for a valid Away entry, or 0xFFFF for an invalid entry
0x4	2 bytes	int16	Unknown	Some arbitrary value that depends on the team but doesn't seem to have any obvious correlation to IDs or anything like that. It is the same for all instances of this structure for a given team, even after restarting the game or editing the save file.

This structure appears all over PES memory, in both the Player Stats Table and Team Data Table.
It is used to indicate whether the next or current entry is valid such as a filled player slot vs an empty player slot (the 4CC only uses 23 players, but there are 32 slots available).

Player Stats Table

The Stats Table is an internal memory structure in PES17 containing all player stats that can be seen in the post-match screens but also a considerable number of "hidden stats" not displayed anywhere in the game.
It is dynamically allocated in memory by PES at the very beginning of the match, just before the first touch (not during the anthem cutscenes), updated in real-time for the duration of the match, and de-allocated from memory upon exiting the post-match results screen.
The most common location for the stats table is as specified:

• In a block of memory 0x90000 Bytes (144 4KiB Pages) in size, Committed, marked Private, with ReadWrite protection
• The Home team's stats table begins at offset 0x35010 from the start of the block
• The Away team's stats table begins 0x28E30 bytes after the home offset, or 0x5DE40 from the start of the block

This memory block location was originally thought to be hardcoded, but it was later discovered that it was only the result of a memory allocation pattern that rendered this particular method of finding the tables 95-80% accurate, with the accuracy decreasing the longer the game was running. This search pattern is still used by default, but a brute force search can also be used.
There is additional data before and possibly after both of tables that is part of the same fixed-layout data structure but has yet to be deciphered.

Player Stats Entry

Entry Count: 32 per team, in the same order as the Team-Player Table (Edit File)
Entry Length: 4784 (0x12B0) Bytes

ID	Offset	Length	Type	Description	Behavior
0	0x0000	4 Bytes	uint32	Player ID	Fixed value, checking it is a good way to see if the table has been overwritten with garbage
1	0x0004	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Goals Scored
2	0x0028	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Own Goals Scored	These next hundred or so "uint32x9" stats follow the same format: The 36 bytes are broken into 9 "segments" of 32-bit integers. Each segment corresponds to 15 minutes of a match. Segments 1-3 are the 1st half, segments 4-6 are the 2nd half, segments 7 and 8 are the 1st and 2nd halves of Extra Time, and segment 9 is the Penalty Shootout. Injury time is counted as part of the last segment of the half. Stats are recorded separately for each segment, which means to get the actual value of the stat, you need to calculate the total of all 9 segments.
3	0x004C	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Free kicks scored
4	0x0070	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Penalties scored
5	0x0094	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Assists
6	0x00B8	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Shots
7	0x00DC	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Headers
8	0x0100	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Shots (Strong Foot)
9	0x0124	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Shots (Weak Foot)
10	0x0148	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 10	Strongly correlated with goal scored
11	0x016C	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Shots on Target
12	0x0190	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Free kicks shot	Shots from free kicks in regular and extra time (default key: X. No matter from which half of the field is kicked, it is still considered a shot. Goal kicks are excluded since the game treats them as passes).
13	0x01B4	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Penalty kicks shot	Shots from (mid-match) penalties.
14	0x01D8	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Passes	Low Passes + Through Balls + Lofted/High Passes + Crosses = (total) Passes Ground Passes + Aerial Passes + Crosses == (total) Passes
15	0x01FC	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Passes Made
16	0x0220	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Low Passes	Low passes (default key: A)
17	0x0244	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Low Passes Made
18	0x0268	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Through Balls	Low Through Ball (default key: Y) + Chipped Through Ball (default key: LB + Y)
19	0x028C	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Through Balls Made
20	0x02B0	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Lofted/High Passes	Lofted Pass (default key: B) + High Pass (default key: RT + B)
21	0x02D4	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Lofted/High Passes Made
22	0x02F8	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Crosses
23	0x031C	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Crosses Made	Crosses where the sticker get the ball (the same way the game determinates when a pass in made or not).
24	0x0340	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Ground Passes	Low Passes + Low Through Ball (low passes)
25	0x0364	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Ground Passes Made
26	0x0388	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Aerial Passes	Lofted/High Passes + Chipped Through Balls (lofted passes)
27	0x03AC	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Aerial Passes Made
28	0x03D0	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Low Through Balls	Low Through Ball (default key: Y)
29	0x03F4	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Low Through Balls Made
30	0x0418	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Chipped Through Balls	Chipped Through Ball (default key: LB + Y)
31	0x043C	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Chipped Through Balls Made
32	0x0460	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?Forward Passes	(The part where I gave up trying to find correlations but still saw similar patterns to the above) Not sure about these three, but maybe: forward passes
33	0x0484	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?Forward Passes Made
34	0x04A8	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?Lateral Passes	Passes between two players on (almost) the same line
35	0x04CC	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?Lateral Passes Made
36	0x04F0	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?Backward Passes	Backward passes
37	0x0514	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?Backward Passes Made
38	0x0538	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Tackles
39	0x055C	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Tackles Won
40	0x0580	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 40	Tackles Won without sliding???
41	0x05A4	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 41	Pretty rare, maybe is a tackle won while the opponent is trying to pass or shoot.
42	0x05C8	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 42	Tackles where the player hit only the opponent and not the ball??? (Correlated with Tackles and/or Tackles Won).
43	0x05EC	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Clearances
44	0x0610	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Fouls
45	0x0634	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Fouls Offside
46	0x0658	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Yellow Cards	For some reason, the exact moment these stats are updated depends on the particular card cutscene used
47	0x067C	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Red Cards
48	0x06A0	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 48
49	0x06C4	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 49
50	0x06E8	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Free Kicks
51	0x070C	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 51
52	0x0730	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Corner Kicks
53	0x0754	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 53
54	0x0778	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 54
55	0x079C	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 55
56	0x07C0	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Touches	(These appeared to have some correlation to the total touches) It looks like that type of Touches is not related to the kind of Passes and it may depends also on how the player stops the ball. Also A_Touches (and maybe B_Touches and C_Touches as well) can be greater than Touches.
57	0x07E4	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?A_Touches
58	0x0808	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?B_Touches
59	0x082C	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?C_Touches
60	0x0850	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 60
61	0x0874	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 61
62	0x0898	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 62
63	0x08BC	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Interceptions
64	0x08E0	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?A_Interceptions	(These appeared to have some correlation to the total interceptions)
65	0x0904	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?B_Interceptions
66	0x0928	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?C_Interceptions
67	0x094C	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?D_Interceptions
68	0x0970	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 68
69	0x0994	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 69
70	0x09B8	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 70
71	0x09DC	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 71
72	0x0A00	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 72
73	0x0A24	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 73
74	0x0A48	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 74
75	0x0A6C	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 75
76	0x0A90	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 76
77	0x0AB4	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 77
78	0x0AD8	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 78
79	0x0AFC	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 79
80	0x0B20	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 80
81	0x0B44	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 81
82	0x0B68	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 82
83	0x0B8C	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 83
84	0x0BB0	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 84
85	0x0BD4	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 85
86	0x0BF8	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 86
87	0x0C1C	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 87
88	0x0C40	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 88
89	0x0C64	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 89
90	0x0C88	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 90
91	0x0CAC	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 91
92	0x0CD0	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 92
93	0x0CF4	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 93
94	0x0D18	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 94
95	0x0D3C	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 95
96	0x0D60	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 96
97	0x0D84	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 97
98	0x0DA8	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 98
99	0x0DCC	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 99
100	0x0DF0	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 100
101	0x0E14	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 101
102	0x0E38	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 102
103	0x0E5C	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 103
104	0x0E80	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 104
105	0x0EA4	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 105
106	0x0EC8	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 106
107	0x0EEC	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 107
108	0x0F10	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 108
109	0x0F34	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?UNKNOWN 109
110	0x0F58	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Shots Faced
111	0x0F7C	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Shots Faced On Target
112	0x0FA0	36 Bytes	uint32x9	Saves
113	0x0FC4	36 Bytes	uint32x9	?Saves On Target	(appears to be correlated to Saves in the same way other "(on target)" stats are, but I'm not entirely sure what it means, maybe that the shot saved was on target?) Only shots in the area are count for this stat, even if they are not on target. Shots saved from outside the box do not add value to this stat. It looks like the word "target" means "area" here. Saves in penalty shootout are not counted.
114	0x0FE8	1 Byte	sint8	First Minute on Pitch	when the player was first subbed on, 0 for starting players, -1 for benched players until they're subbed on
115	0x0FE9	1 Byte	sint8	Last Minute on Pitch	when the player was last on the pitch, -1 for benched players, for currently playing players this USUALLY matches the game clock but for recently subbed players, PES rounds it up to the next minute just to fuck with you. Players in undergoing treatment are counted on the pitch.
116	0x0FEA	1 Byte	uint8	?UNKNOWN 116
117	0x0FEB	1 Byte	uint8	?UNKNOWN 117
118	0x0FEC	1 Byte	uint8	?UNKNOWN 118
119	0x0FED	1 Byte	uint8	?UNKNOWN 119
120	0x0FEE	1 Byte	uint8	?UNKNOWN 120
121	0x0FEF	1 Byte	uint8	?UNKNOWN 121
122	0x0FE0	4 Bytes	uint32	?UNKNOWN 122
123	0x0FF4	4 Bytes	uint32	Current Playing Position	[0-12] with the same values as the registered position in the Edit File
124	0x0FF8	52 Bytes	uint32	Game Ticks Played	An array of 13 32-bit integers, each one corresponding to a playing position. Each element contains the number of "ticks" the player has spent playing in that position. The total sum of the array is the number of ticks the player has been on the pitch, which is exact and the same for all unsubbed starting players. 1 real-time second is about 48 ticks, with what seems like no relation to framerate. 1 Game Minute is exactly 32*{Match Length Setting} ticks (320 for 10 minute matches).
125	0x102C	4 Bytes	uint32	?UNKNOWN 137	After further inspection this might actually be 4 single byte values. The 32-bit value is around 0x01010100 for captians and around 0x01000000 for other players and only the low byte changes every so often.
126	0x1030	4 Bytes	float32	Player Rating	A 32-bit floating point number. Matches the rating exactly, in increments of 0.5, no more exact. This leaves no (known) way to determine Man Of The Match if there's a tie for highest rating.
127	0x1034	560 Bytes	uint32	Play Area Grid	This is an array of 140 32-bit integers representing a 10x14 grid of squares. About every real-time second, PES checks where each player is in this grid and increments the corresponding value. This is used to generate the pitch heat-map seen on the individual match records screen, however the highest intensity color it will show there corresponds to 12 seconds while most players will have one or more squares in the ballpark of 90 for a typical match.
128	0x1264	4 Bytes	uint32	Realtime (sec) on Pitch	Roughly the number of real-time seconds a player has been playing. For some reason this drifts by multiple seconds for players who should have been playing the exact same amount of time.
129	0x1268	4 Bytes	float32	?UNKNOWN 141
130	0x126C	4 Bytes	uint32?	?UNKNOWN 142	Boolean value: 1 if player injured, 0 otherwise.
131	0x1270	4 Bytes	float32	?UNKNOWN 143	(0 for most players, nonzero for only a few players)
132	0x1274	4 Bytes	uint32	Stamina	Starts at 100 and periodically decreases throughout the match. During halftime/fulltime/extra-halftime, players will recover stamina in the UI but this value is not updated to match until the next half actually starts.
133	0x1278	4 Bytes	float32	?UNKNOWN 145	Zero until the match starts. It constantly grows and it's related with player's movements across the pitch. Apparently stamina, time on the pitch and many other stats do not affect this value. (may be related to calculating Average Speed)
134	0x127C	4 Bytes	float32	Distance Dribbled	32-bit floating point value tracking the distance dribbled in meters. Truncated to an integer on the match records screen. Zero until the player makes a pass (no matter if completed or not), it grows every time the player passes the ball. Sometimes this rule is not followed and the value stays zero. (perhaps the game chooses to disregard individual distances if they're less than 1m)
135	0x1280	4 Bytes	float32	?UNKNOWN 147	Zero until the player completes a pass, it grows after every completed pass. (This may be related to overall possession)
136	0x1284	1 Byte	uint8	?UNKNOWN 148 FLAG	(Have no idea what these are for, but only the low bit is ever active, leading me to believe they're all Boolean flags)
137	0x1285	1 Byte	uint8	?UNKNOWN 149 FLAG
138	0x1286	1 Byte	uint8	?UNKNOWN 150 FLAG
139	0x1287	1 Byte	uint8	?UNKNOWN 151 FLAG
140	0x1288	1 Byte	uint8	?UNKNOWN 152 FLAG
141	0x1289	1 Byte	uint8	?UNKNOWN 153 FLAG
142	0x128A	1 Byte	uint8	?UNKNOWN 154 FLAG
143	0x128B	1 Byte	uint8	?UNKNOWN 155 FLAG
144	0x128C	1 Byte	uint8	?UNKNOWN 156 FLAG
145	0x128D	1 Byte	uint8	?UNKNOWN 157 FLAG
146	0x128E	1 Byte	uint8	?UNKNOWN 158 FLAG
147	0x128F	1 Byte	uint8	?UNKNOWN 159 FLAG
148	0x1290	1 Byte	uint8	?UNKNOWN 160 FLAG
149	0x1291	1 Byte	uint8	?UNKNOWN 161 FLAG
150	0x1292	1 Byte	uint8	?UNKNOWN 162 FLAG
151	0x1293	1 Byte	uint8	?UNKNOWN 163 FLAG
152	0x1294	1 Byte	uint8	?UNKNOWN 164 FLAG
153	0x1295	1 Byte	uint8	?UNKNOWN 165 FLAG
154	0x1296	1 Byte	uint8	?UNKNOWN 166 FLAG
155	0x1297	1 Byte	uint8	?UNKNOWN 167 FLAG
156	0x1298	1 Byte	uint8	?UNKNOWN 168 FLAG
157	0x1299	1 Byte	uint8	?UNKNOWN 169 FLAG
158	0x129A	1 Byte	uint8	?UNKNOWN 170 FLAG
159	0x129B	1 Byte	uint8	?UNKNOWN 171 FLAG
160	0x129C	1 Byte	uint8	?UNKNOWN 172 FLAG
161	0x129D	1 Byte	uint8	?UNKNOWN 173 FLAG
162	0x129E	1 Byte	uint8	?UNKNOWN 174 FLAG
163	0x129F	1 Byte	uint8	?UNKNOWN 175 FLAG
164	0x12A0	1 Byte	uint8	?UNKNOWN 176 FLAG
165	0x12A1	1 Byte	uint8	?UNKNOWN 177 FLAG
166	0x12A2	1 Byte	uint8	?UNKNOWN 178 FLAG
167	0x12A3	1 Byte	uint8	?UNKNOWN 179 FLAG
168	0x12A4	1 Byte	uint8	?UNKNOWN 180 FLAG
169	0x12A5	1 Byte	uint8	?UNKNOWN 181 FLAG
170	0x12A6	1 Byte	uint8	?UNKNOWN 182 FLAG
171	0x12A7	1 Byte	uint8	?UNKNOWN 183 FLAG
172	0x12A8	4 Bytes	uint32	?UNKNOWN 184
173	0x12AC	4 Bytes	validPair	?Next Player Valid	There's a validPair both before the first player entry and after the last one so I could have said this was at the beginning as "This Player Valid". I'm not sure why there's one on both ends of the table but I suspect the final one may be used as a sentinel.

Unknown stats which have unidentified or uncertian purposes/meaning have "?" in front of the name. If you figure out what one of these is please feel free to edit this page. Unknown stats can be displayed in SEN:P-AI by checking the "show hidden stats" box in the columns menu and then checking the corresponding box next to the stat.

Team Data Table

The team data table is an internal data structure in PES that holds all kinds of data, including tactical, about the two currently selected teams.
It is allocated (perhaps statically?) by PES as soon as the game launches (but is unpopulated and thus unable to be found until two teams are selected) and only deallocated when the game closes, staying in the same place for the entire duration of a particular PES17.exe instance.
The most common location for the stats table is as specified:

• In a block of memory 0x60000 Bytes (96 4KiB Pages) in size, Committed, marked Private, with ReadWrite protection
• Beginning at offset 0x538B4 from the start of the block

It is unknown whether this pattern is static or just extremely common, since the allocation only ever happens once per PES17.exe instance (and at the very start of the program where memory allocations would follow a very consistent pattern).

Overall Structure

The substructures mentioned in the following table are described further below.
Size: 18736 (0x4930) bytes

Offset	Length	Type	Description
0x0000	1312 bytes	Team Data	Home team data
0x0520	1312 bytes	Team Data	Away team data
0x0A40	632 bytes	Team Tactics	Home Team Tactics
0x0CB8	632 bytes	Team Tactics	Away Team Tactics
0x0F30	7424 bytes	(32x) Player Data	Home Team Players
0x2C30	7424 bytes	(32x) Player Data	Away Team Players

Note: The values for Unknowns in the following tables were determined with only limited testing. Further testing could potentially yield better results.

Team Data

Size: 1312 (0x520) bytes

Offset	Length	Type	Description
0x000	4 bytes	validPair	Team Valid
0x004	70 bytes	cstring	Team Name	As written in EDIT0
0x04A	4 bytes	cstring	Scoreboard Name	As written in EDIT0
0x04E	2 bytes	?	Unknown A	0xFFFF
0x050	97 bytes	?	Unknown B	0x000 x97
0x0B1	16 bytes	cstring	Banner 1 Text	As written in EDIT0
0x0C1	16 bytes	cstring	Banner 2 Text	As written in EDIT0
0x0D1	16 bytes	cstring	Banner 3 Text	As written in EDIT0
0x0E1	16 bytes	cstring	Banner 4 Text	As written in EDIT0
0x0F1	4 bytes	int8 x4	Banner Edited Flags	See Banner Edited Flags
0x0F5	3 bytes	?	Unknown C	Possibly padding
0x0F8	256 bytes total		Player List	32 entries
0x0	4 bytes	validPair	Player Valid
0x4	4 bytes	uint32	Player ID
0x1F8	4 bytes	validPair?	Team Valid?	high bytes set to 0x0000
0x1FC	4 bytes	uint32	Team ID
0x200	32 bytes	int8 x32	Shirt Numbers
0x220	16 bytes x15 (240 total)		Unknown D	0xFFFF,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000 x15
0x310	528 bytes	Got no fuckin clue

Team Tactics

Size: 632 (0x278) bytes

Offset	Length	Type	Description
0x00	32 bytes	?	Unknown A	0x00 x32
0x20	4 bytes	?	Unknown B	0x32 x4
0x24	8 bytes	?	Unknown C	0x02,02,00,02,00,02,00,00
0x2C	4 bytes	validPair?	Team Valid?	high bytes set to 0x0000
0x30	4 bytes	uint32	Manager ID	(I'm not actually sure since its the same as the Team ID)
0x34	46 bytes	cstring	Manager Name	As written in EDIT0
0x62	6 bytes	?	Unknown D	0xD7,00,28,14,FF,FF
0x68	528 bytes	Bytes [0x004, 0x213] of the team's Game Plan from EDIT0

Note: This structure contains the currently set tactics for the match.
Changes made using the game plan menu are not written back to here until exiting the game plan menu.
Changes made by writing directly to memory are NOT reflected by the UI. The game (reasonably) assumes that only the menu UI can be used to change anything and thus overwrites this memory with the UI's state whenever exiting said menu.

Why do you know this?

I wanted to see if timeout changes could be written directly to memory without pausing the game (and thus almost completely eliminating the stupid amounts of stream time spent on timeouts). Unfortunately the fact that doing so doesn't change the UI prevents the streamer from manually making changes themselves and prevents them and everyone else from seeing the actual state of the game plans (Rigcity, here we come). "The state of the UI" likely has multiple layers of indirection that would be impractical to reverse engineer, so I had to give up on the idea entirely.
It was the only use case for writing to game memory that would have convinced me that it would be worth it to switch SEN:P-AI from ReadOnly to ReadWrite mode, so it will stay ReadOnly until everyone can come up with and agree on a better idea.

Player Data

Size: 232 bytes

Offset	Length	Type	Description
0x00	1 byte	uint8	Height	(cm)
0x01	1 byte	uint8	Weight	(kg)
0x02	28 bytes	?	Unknown A	Bytes from the Player Entry in EDIT0, potentially modified or partially out of order
0x1E:0	5 bits	?	Unknown B
0x1E:5	3 bits	uint3	Player Condition	0 = Worst, 4 = Best, 5-7 appear to default back to neutral in the UI
0x1F	13 bytes	?	Unknown C
0x2C	4 bytes	validPair	Player Valid
0x30	4 bytes	uint32	Player ID
0x34	4 bytes	uint32	Player Commentary ID	(probably)
0x38	46 bytes	cstring	Player Name	As written in EDIT0
0x66	18 bytes	cstring	Shirt/Print Name	As written in EDIT0
0x78	4 bytes x26 (104 total)		Unknown D	either 0x00000000, 0xFFFF0000, or 0xFFFFFFFF
0xE0	4 bytes	int32?	Unknown E	0x00000001
0xE4	4 bytes	int32?	Unknown F	0x00000015

Note: Even though writing directly to the game plan wont change the UI, writing directly to player conditions DOES change the UI. This is because Conditions aren't controlled by the game plan menu, so the game has to check them and update the UI every time the menu opens. This suggests that the entire TDT is actually what the game reads from to make AI decisions rather than just being an extra copy, but I haven't done any more testing to confirm because I'm not interested in rigging the game.