#### Steps to reproduce: - open Inkscape - create rectangle - apply offset LPE (with offset of 10 mm) (also replicated with perspective/envelope) - copy rectangle and paste into a new document - go back to the first document - change the offset to 20 mm - copy rectangle and paste into a new document #### What happened? - although a separate lpe entry is created, it has the same properties as the original lpe (reason: when adding the new lpe, it copies the lpe with the same id in the new document, instead of the clipboard) #### What should have happened? - paste new object into document, not an older one #### Workaround - Rename the id of the lpe (and the link to the lpe) after pasting. Obviously not very usable #### Version Info: - 1.0 (4035a4f, 2020-05-01) Linux Mint 20 - Inkscape 1.1-dev (608fe7bbae, 2020-07-26) Linux Mint 20 Not replicated Inkscape 0.92.5 (3f0c6aa335, 2020-07-27) Linux Mint 20 Bisected to commit inkscape@01bc8b4ab4f8791f040340c8359329cf757d2231 ``` Author: Jabier Arraiza <jabier.arraiza@marker.es> Date: Sun Jan 26 16:22:17 2020 +0100 Fix Pasting Path Effect : unexpected behavior https://gitlab.com/inkscape/in kscape/issues/623 ``` Search terms: - Inbox: "copy" and "paste" - Inkscape/inkscape: inbox~13099603 label