https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=360586
Bug ID: 360586
Summary: Paths tool will not show object groups after linking
them and also distorts created objects after reopening
a file
Product: krita
Version: 3.0 Alpha
Platform: Other
OS: MS Windows
Status: UNCONFIRMED
Severity: normal
Priority: NOR
Component: Vector Objects and Tools
Assignee: krita-bugs-n...@kde.org
Reporter: mkw...@hotmail.com
Two problems when using the paths tool to draw objects on a vector layer are
that when you draw two objects and link them together, when you try to move
them, they are invisible until you ungroup them or you close the project file
and reopen it. This happens every time I use the paths tool and anyone can
recreate the situation easily. Also when you reopen your project file, any
paths you created on those vector layers tend to distort on their own to small
degrees at various points.
Reproducible: Always
Steps to Reproduce:
For bug one...
1. open a file and create a vector layer.
2. use the paths tool to draw an object, then draw a second one.
3. link the two objects together as a group, then try to move them around.
For bug two...
1. repeat the previous steps one and two
2. save your image and then close your project file, then reopen it and examine
it for any out of place lines.
Actual Results:
After I repeated my own steps, the results were the same each time.
Expected Results:
For bug one: The software should have adapted the link objects together and
shown them as visible when moving them immediately after being linked.
For bug two: The software should have retained the lines of the object you draw
exactly as it was when you last saved and closed the file down.
I really like using krita, especially for its Path's drawing tools because I
like to draw mechanical things and its otherwise a very easy experience and
program to work with. Those two little bugs are highly annoying however when
you have to stop your work and then reload it to resume, or when you reopen
your project only to find your line work is out of place and messes with your
precision.
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