This did not occur when I was testing a tiny weapon test ship with the computers centered in front of the core, but does happen consistently with my larger frigate that I have been using to test various systems.
Partially fixed. it focuses properly now if your camera is positioned at your ship core. If you're in a camera somewhere else, you'll experience an offset as if you're still shooting the weapon from inside your ship core.
You can't notice this in the blueprint I've provided, put some cameras at the edges of the ship and switch to them, then fire the weapons again.
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The actual cursor seems to be offset by 16 blocks in all directions, so half a chunk. The depth one is just harder to see unless you do a precision check. Gif:
Blueprint of an example ship
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Partially fixed. it focuses properly now if your camera is positioned at your ship core. If you're in a camera somewhere else, you'll experience an offset as if you're still shooting the weapon from inside your ship core.
You can't notice this in the blueprint I've provided, put some cameras at the edges of the ship and switch to them, then fire the weapons again.