https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=415788
--- Comment #5 from Jakub Niedźwiedź ---
(In reply to Ahab Greybeard from comment #4)
> Created attachment 124935 [details]
> .kra files for move testing -A
>
> This is interesting but not in a good way:
>
> Re. My Comment 2:
> I noticed this as soon as I started trying moving a paint layer with a
> transform mask and I became so engrossed with investigating it that I forgot
> that you were using a file layer.
> It may be that I've seen a different bug which needs a fresh bug report or a
> different aspect of the same bug. I'll rely on the developers to give advice
> and direction on that matter.
> (Also, my observation: "... horizontal cursor movement giving vertical
> object movement and vice-versa ..." was due to mistakenly moving the
> transform layer, as I figured out recently.)
>
> Re. The files in Comment 3:
> Using 4.2.8 on Linux and Windows 10, both the 'normal' and the 'weird'
> squares behave in the same way in that they slide away from the cursor when
> being moved. It's not a 'jumping' behaviour, unlike that which I've noted in
> my initial comment.
>
> I've tried to replicate this behaviour with a file layer and I simply can't,
> on Linux or Windows with 4.2.8.
> I attach a simple .kra file with a file layer with a transform mask on it,
> so can you open this and say if you see how it behaves for you?
>
> As you can see, I use a rotation transform so what kind of transform are you
> using?
I used only rotation, but even without it there was double moving speed. Files
that you sent work perfectly, but when I import "green64x64.kra" to "move-the
-green-square.kra" myself it is still broken.
What is even worse, this behaviour is totally inconsistent - one time it just
moves twice as fast, another time it jumps half of its height down. Sometimes
it snaps back after file save, sometimes it leaves a path, like a frozen
Windows XP window.
This is recording from your file:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJ8NdhBXfEQ;
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