Documentation fix broken codegen links

modules/base/rendering/grids/renderablesphericalgrid.cpp

@@ -80,7 +80,7 @@ namespace {
 
     // This `Renderable` creates a grid in the shape of a sphere. Note that the sphere
     // will always be given a radius of one meter. To change its size, use a `Scale`
-    // transform, such as the [StaticScale](#base_scale_static).
+    // transform, such as the [StaticScale](#base_transform_scale_static).
     //
     // The grid may be split up into equal segments in both directions using the `Segments`
     // parameter, or different number of segments in the latitudal and longtudal direction

modules/spacecraftinstruments/rendering/renderablemodelprojection.cpp

@@ -47,8 +47,8 @@ namespace {
         openspace::properties::Property::Visibility::NoviceUser
     };
 
-    // Similarly to the [RenderablePlaneProjection](renderableplaneprojection) and
-    // [RenderablePlanetProjection](renderableplanetprojection), this Renderable type
+    // Similarly to the [RenderablePlaneProjection](spacecraftinstruments_renderableplaneprojection) and
+    // [RenderablePlanetProjection](spacecraftinstruments_renderableplanetprojection), this Renderable type
     // servers as a potential target for image projections from a spacecraft's instrument.
     // This renderable will determine whenever an image in a currently loaded image
     // sequence is projected whether that instrument's field of view intersects this model

modules/spacecraftinstruments/rendering/renderableplaneprojection.cpp

@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ namespace {
 
     // This specialized Renderable type is used as a target for projections from a
     // spacecraft instrument. Similarly to the
-    // [RenderablePlanetProject](renderableplanetprojection) it uses the spacecraft's
+    // [RenderablePlanetProject](spacecraftinstruments_renderableplanetprojection) it uses the spacecraft's
     // position and orientation and information about an instruments field-of-view and
     // set of images to project a captured image. In the case of this renderable the
     // target geometry is a two-dimensional plane that the image is projected on.