Correct AFG Units (#86)

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 |DEBUG_alwaysUpdateAll|Boolean|Whether all parameters should get recalculated and reapplied every frame.|
 |doScale|Boolean|Whether the atmosphere mesh should be scaled automatically.|
-|innerRadius|Decimal|The lower bound of the atmosphere effect in 1/6000ths of a meter.|
-|outerRadius|Decimal|The upper bound of the atmosphere effect in 1/6000ths of a meter.|
+|innerRadius|Decimal|The lower bound of the atmosphere effect in meters.|
+|outerRadius|Decimal|The upper bound of the atmosphere effect in meters.|
 |invWaveLength|BandOffset|The inverse wavelength. Either this OR `waveLength` should be used. The inverse wavelength is equivalent to each of the color values of the `waveLength` as x: `1/(x^4)` with an alpha of 0.5.|
 |waveLength|BandOffset|The wavelength of the atmosphere. Either this OR `invWaveLength` should be used. The wavelength is equal to each of the color values of the `invWaveLength` as x: `sqrt(sqrt(1/x))` with an alpha of 0.5.|
 |samples|Decimal|?|
 |transformScale|Vector3|The scale of the atmosphere mesh in all three directions. Automatically set if `doScale` is enabled. If this is set, then `doScale` is set to false automatically.|
 |innerRadiusMult|Decimal|A multiplier that automatically sets innerRadius based on the planet's radius. Replaces `innerRadius`.|
 |outerRadiusMult|Decimal|A multiplier that automatically sets outerRadius based on the planet's radius. Replaces `outerRadius`.|
 
-BandOffset is an input type unique to AtmosphereFromGround and is not strictly a color. Instead, it is the amount a series of specifically-colored bands are offset up and down. The way in which these bands overlap determine the atmosphere color. Note that in `waveLength`, a value of 1 means the band is all the way down.
+BandOffset is an input type unique to AtmosphereFromGround and is not strictly a color. Instead, it is the amount a series of specifically-colored bands are offset up and down. The way in which these bands overlap determine the atmosphere color. Note that in `waveLength`, a value of 1 means the band is all the way down. Usage of KittopiaTech is recommended to set these parameters.