How big is the SFS moon?

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I specifically need to know the length from top to bottom in meters and/or kilometers. I'm starting a project that could be half the size, or even bigger than the moon, but i need to know how big the moon is so I can accurately use it as a reference for my project.

(To me, this seems to be the appropriate forum to ask this question in. If it isn't, do let me know.)
 

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I specifically need to know the length from top to bottom in meters and/or kilometers. I'm starting a project that could be half the size, or even bigger than the moon, but i need to know how big the moon is so I can accurately use it as a reference for my project.

(To me, this seems to be the appropriate forum to ask this question in. If it isn't, do let me know.)
Let me do some tests in space flight sim to find out
 

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I specifically need to know the length from top to bottom in meters and/or kilometers. I'm starting a project that could be half the size, or even bigger than the moon, but i need to know how big the moon is so I can accurately use it as a reference for my project.

(To me, this seems to be the appropriate forum to ask this question in. If it isn't, do let me know.)
You are aware that because the physics simulation range is 5 km, objects further than that kinda don't exist to the craft you're controlling, right?
As for your question, SFS is the solar system scaled down to 1:20, so just divide the real numbers by 20 (correct me if I'm wrong)
 

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You are aware that because the physics simulation range is 5 km, objects further than that kinda don't exist to the craft you're controlling, right?
I’m aware don’t know about him also to make a single craft that big you will lag tones and even with inf biuld area you have to be careful not to move the parts off your screen or they will be deleted
The moon is around 83 km to 82.9 km
 

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I’m aware don’t know about him also to make a single craft that big you will lag tones and even with inf biuld area you have to be careful not to move the parts off your screen or they will be deleted
The moon is around 83 km to 82.9 km
Are you sure you mean diameter and not radius?
 

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I mean like down to the moons core so it whould be diameter I think
Here let me post the video of how deep the moon is on my yt or discord ask me what you want me to post it on
 

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Also, I like the usage of "top" and "bottom" in this context :p
 

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Thanks for helping. It doesn't matter if the physics has a limit of 5km, i just need to spawn it in, and take a picture.
If all that matters is making a picture... I would seriously consider making a smaller moon in a custom solar system, so that making a ship comparable in size is easier.
 
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If yall want some context, im making a diamond shaped, "Space Station City". I have to make both top and bottom half's in their own separate bp to try and make it less laggy. Each half has a height of 4998, and part count of 2504.