1. Draw a thin near-horizontal vector line. 2. Select the line. 3. Select the "Transform a layer or selection" tool . 4. Drag the top handle of the transform tool up so that the line becomes quite thickened (it gets thicker, as well as the angle increasing). 5. Save as a *.KRA file. 6. Close Krita and re-open from the saved *.KRA file. 7. When re-opened, the line thickness has been lost - it has reverted to a thin line, although the increase in line angle generated by the transform has been preserved. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. (see "Details") 2. 3. Actual Results: (see "Details") Expected Results: Line thickness increase should have been preserved in the saved and re-opened *.KRA file.
Hi! Thanks for the bug report! I'm not even sure that the transform tool is supposed to work on vector objects, but it looks like it does, and the result is indeed not saved correctly, so confirming.
See also the mailing list discussion at http://lists.kde.org/?l=calligra-devel&m=142148514020788&w=2
Hi, odiyanaperth! I think the bug has been fixed after one of my vector shapes refactorings that happened in 2016 :) At least the bug is not reproducible anymore :)