Created attachment 184513 [details] A zip file containing the necessary logs, an example .kra and a .png that shows what the file should look like, and a screen recording showing the vector when reopening the file. SUMMARY STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. Create a vector shape. 2. Select it using the select tool. 3. Set it to "Gradient" instead of "Solid" in the Fill section of the Tool Options 4. Set the Preset to "1. Foreground to Transparent" (second to last in the list). 5. Set the color to anything other than black (the lighter the color, the more evident it is). 6. Save the file as .kra and close it in Krita. 7. Reopen the file using Krita. OBSERVED RESULT The gradient becomes darker after reopening the saved file. EXPECTED RESULT The gradient should remain as intended when reopening the file. SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Windows: 10 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Updating the gradient's color in any way (eg. reapplying the preset, double-clicking the color slider) causes it to return to normal, meaning that the gradient's data is correctly stored, just not correctly displayed when reopening the file. Saving and reopening the file again still causes the same bug to happen. I first encountered the issue in version 5.2.9, but updated to 5.2.11 to check that it still happens (it does). (Slight addendum for the recording I provided - pressing "Cancel" in the color selector still causes the gradient to update and return to normal).