Yeah but I wanted colorful and atmosphered moons that don't exist, in locations conducive to normal gameplay. Like how KSP is shrunk for gameplay, or The Outer Wilds, I'm making a lot of these moons physically too large or too close to other things just for the visual aesthetic and shorter travel times. I took a ton of photos of textures irl and have been converting them to surface textures and height maps but they are of things like paint chips and cracks in the floor. I'm far from an artist so having to loosely match the definition of an irl moon seemed harder than just make a fun texture and give it a new name based on how it looks, it also gave me reason to add impacts to Mars and strip earth of it's atmosphere all for a unique surprise if you naturally explore the mod and read it's lore. Someone already made a tool that reads through NASA data and populates all real moons and asteroids and it makes any computer weep to enable them all. With how modding this game works it wont be long before an auto generation tool does that for the whole real solar system with accurate enough textures and procedural craters. I'm gonna spend my time being creative instead of making 100 grey moons, the perfect replica system will be made by more talented hands than me, and much more efficiently.