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Killer treesKiller trees: trees trap and strangle player when player is standing directly on sapling and it grows into a tree.
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Wheat, Cactus and SugarcaneBUGWheat, Cactus and Sugarcane: growth regression on close
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Water flowsnear seedsWater flows downward next to farmland (visual glitch)
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Note to moderatorsThis issue is fixed. Duplicates of the issue affecting 0.6.0/0.6.1 should be linked to
MCPE-1296.Upon placing a door on Snow, Slabs, Stairs, Glass, Glass Panes, Torches, Saplings, Leaves, Flowers, Mushrooms, Cactus, Sugar Cane and Fences, the door will break and drop 2 doors.
TL;DR: Bottom panel of a door gives 2 doors when broken.
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Auto rising while underwater is getting really annoying. You rose as soon as you hit the forward button while underwater. A fix is neededBetter underwater controls: get rid of auto-rising.
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Fence bugFence bug: missing texture on bottom of rails
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Fence bug: missing texture on bottom ofrailsMissing texture on bottom of fence rails, inverted stairs, and top slabs
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Mulitiplayer superflatInvisible walls in mulitiplayer on superflat map
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TNThas many problems (at least on ios)TNT: no explosion or hurt sound
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Client bugs in multiplayerMultiplayer: unlimited bonemeal and invincible hoe
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That bug were also in early versions of the game like 0.3.3, 0.3.0...Visual artifacts obscure view
Just look at the screenshot. That white stripe... It also sometimes being rainbow-colored...
This bug was also in early versions of the game like 0.3.3, 0.3.0...
Pause and quit to titlePause and quit to title: location not correctly saved, respawn above previous position
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No detonator in creative mode
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Light Passes through the following: Stone Slabs, Cobblestone slabs, wooden slabs, brick slabs, wooden stairs, cobblestone stairs, brick stairsLight passes through slabs and stairs
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ARCHMCPE-308 → MCPE-1010Bed: alert player when trying to sleep in an occupied bedAlert player when trying to sleep in an occupied bed
Alertplayer when trying to sleep in an occupied bedWrong player is alerted when trying to sleep in an occupied bed
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CreepersUnderwater creepers don't explode
World just get allwhiteWorld just get all Player can fly out of the world
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Happens to me too. Usually seems to happen when you exit the game in a tight area with a low ceiling... Sometimes I can get it to work over and over, other times I cant get it to work at all. Haven't found a way to reliably recreate it every time.
This has been reported on minecraftforum.net a few times.
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MCPE-21andMCPE-5I can't reproduce this. Maybe a duplicate of
MCPE-46duplicate of
MCPE-56duplicate of MCPE-70
@Johan no problem... JIRA really needs issue templates =/
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MCPE-34possible duplicate of
MCPE-51possible duplicate of
MCPE-61duplicate of
MCPE-23possibly related to
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MCPE-7I've also seen zombies and sheep stuck in trees. Maybe a few checks to make sure no mobs or players are around before making trees?
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MCPE-21@Warren Loo: fixed.
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MCPE-51This keeps you from drowning while looking at your inventory in deep water. Would you rather have the player sink and drown?
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MCPE-110Doesn't apply to fence, crafting table, furnace, and possibly others.
What I mean is I suspect this is a feature, not a bug. I don't see any reason to believe that it's unintentional.
Could be related to the problem described here: http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/1472847-bugle-wheat/#entry17928684
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Given that the point of an issue tracker is to organize and track individual issues, don't you think lumping several issues into one is a bit counterproductive? How do you expect something like this to be resolved?
Everything you mention here duplicates another ticket already filed (roughly, see below).
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MCPE-131WRT ticket 131, it's unclear from your description whether this is the same issue, but I suspect that it is is.
In any case, please make sure you're not reporting issues that have been reported already; instead, if you have information to add, add it in the appropriate ticket... and please only report one issue per ticket; there's no way for the devs to effectively resolve tickets like this.
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MCPE-51. The behavior described in 51 can happen with or without a bed, although the bed seems to help get the player into a low enough space to trigger the bug.I don't see any "incorrect image" in the screenshot, just the usual snow, dirt and snow-covered-grass block textures. Why do you think this is incorrect?
I'm still not seeing it, it just looks like normal dirt blocks with snow on top in the middle and grass blocks with snow on top on the sides to me. I reproduced it here by replacing two snow-covered grass blocks with two snow-covered dirt blocks; it looks the same: http://imgur.com/a/v07zo
I'm pretty sure this is not a bug.
I've seen this before fairly often, seems to be an off-by-one error when determining which chunks are in a biome.
Yup, that white icicle-looking stuff on the sides is only there on grassy blocks (seems to just be a white recolor of the side of the grass block). You can actually watch it disappear when sheep eat the grass (they can eat it through the snow)... if you didn't dig it up, sheep could explain how it got like that.
Probably better to keep it around in case someone else reports it down the road.
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MCPE-7(seeds)not a bug (bookcase)
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Never seen that on my Android Other Phone.
Is it a HOM effect or what?
Interesting... it's about 8 1/2 minutes in: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9inGCJGOmz0&t=8m30s
The creeper was up in the air, but it seems like he should have been close enough to the sand to damage it...
You're right, I never noticed that before... maybe it's a bug after all. It's still a useful behavior though... if you want to stay afloat while you look at your inventory, you can move forward or jump while you open it. If you want to drown, you can stop moving before you open it.
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MCPE-124,MCPE-168@Johan the torch disappears if it was attached to dirt or stone for sure, and also others. It drops if it was attached to something "weird" like a fence, crafting table, or furnace. I'm in the habit of always removing torches before breaking the block they're on so I don't lose them, or I'd be able to give a more thorough list of what they do and don't drop from, but they don't seem to drop from most "normal" materials... If it's useful to you, I'll check everything and make a comprehensive list.
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MCPE-40Sheep regrow wool as soon as they eat some grass. If you shear them right before they eat, or at the beginning of the eating animation, they'll regrow wool pretty much immediately. AFAIK their eating habits haven't changed in 0.4.0.
@Johan, this issue is trickier than it looks, I think. I don't think it has as much to do with the type of block it's attached to as what's around it.
I tested this with several types of blocks and the materials didn't seem to affect it at all. I only used materials that torches can be placed on, either directly or indirectly, for the "host" block and the adjacent blocks.
Yeah, like desktop MC they drop different colors of wool, but unlike desktop MC the mob doesn't match the color of the drops. It feels pretty unnatural to me, to the point where I'd rather they just drop white wool (if brown dye were added, all colors would still be obtainable). I haven't heard anyone else complain, though, so maybe it's just weird to me, idk.
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MCPE-57It sure seems like they get "stuck" in the water to me. Makes me wonder if they are looking at the elevation of the underwater terrain and deciding it's too steep to navigate, as if it were above ground, or something similar...
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MCPE-246@Andrew, can you give an example of a situation where this inventory swimming behavior might detract from someone's enjoyment of the game?
In other words, is there ever a case where drowning while looking at your inventory is actually desirable?
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MCPE-131Of course it stops growing at the last stage, there's no stage after that. I'd say this works as intended.
Seriously, though, I've had no problems growing wheat to maturity, as long as it has a water source.
@Sam, it does, but I had that one pegged as a duplicate of 110 as well. After looking at it again I think you're right; 110 is probably bogus, and this ticket should probably be marked as a dupe of 127. Removing my comment from 127.
No public issues have a priority other than Minor. Common sense suggests that Android will get the new features in the next build, including the fix addressing
MCPE-1.First one looks like it could be a normal shadow, hard to tell.
What the heck is up with the second picture? It looks like a snow-topped block except it's sand-topped... Sand-topped sand. No idea what to make of that.
With the third picture, could those cobblestones on the right actually be backwards-facing stone stairs? Those would let light through.
@Michelle, thanks, for some reason I just wasn't seeing the water in that second picture.
From what you're describing, it sounds to me like the blocklight data stored in chunks.dat is not always being updated when it should.
I wonder if this could be related to
MCPE-115– torch gets destroyed without doing the normal torch-destroying routine, blocklight doesn't get updated?I'm with you on this. The simple fix would be having the forward button move you in the direction you're facing on all three axes, taking the pitch into account. This would make it much easier to dive for goodies after slaughtering mobs at their water parties.
@Johan I bet it was... bugs like this make me wish I had a copy of the code to look at. Glad to be able to save you a few minutes of testing, anyway. Keep up the good work, we all really appreciate it!
Doesn't it work that way in regular MC? I think this is by design.
From the wiki, emphasis mine:
http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Bone_Meal
Suggested fix: replace the pause icon with something else, since it's not really a pause button. Maybe a little left-facing arrow or triangle or something, to make it a back button like android?
@Ezekiel I'm assuming the button works as intended, and the pause glyph is confusing. If pausing is really the intended behavior, then yes, it would make sense to pause the game. Otherwise, I don't see how removing the pause glyph from a button that doesn't provide pause functionality would be confusing.
> Any mob can climb a ladder in the same way a player does: by pushing against it. Mobs are not smart enough to deliberately use ladders — they won't stay on a ladder to get somewhere, but a ladder directly in their straight-line path will let them climb up.
http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Ladder
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MCPE-184. Please search this issue tracker.possible duplicate of
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MCPE-4Why not just chop them from the bottom?
I think cactus are supposed to play the role of your typical "spikes" game element, don't see a reason to nerf them...
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/SpikesOfDoom
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MCPE-20Here's the thing. You're arguing against something that's clearly done by design, and is done in the "canonical" way. If it were to be changed, can you imagine all the bug reports that would flood in because cacti are no longer damaging drops?
If you really wanted this, you'd probably have to make a great case for why cactus should behave differently in PE than they do in PC... I don't see it happening, because I don't see any potential justification there, but YMMV.
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MCPE-346with the screenshot.As much as I'd like to see sheep spend less time in the water, I think this works as intended.
It's a visual effect called a "Moiré pattern."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moir%C3%A9_pattern
Usually it can be avoided in OpenGL apps by generating mipmaps, not sure why they're so bad in PE (I've noticed them too).
Troy, from what you described, the chest issue sounds identical to the one reported in
MCPE-184, so I'll close this. If it's actually a separate issue, a new ticket can be opened.Marking this as resolved; if there's an issue we can reopen it.
@Michelle, the edge of the world is made of "invisible bedrock." In creative, you can fly up at the edge of your world, then fly above the invisible bedrock and stand on it. I think if you could see the invisible bedrock, this behavior wouldn't seem any different than
MCPE-51, and I'd bet money that when 51 goes away, this goes away too. Of course I could be wrong; in that case we can reopen this.BTW I think you are right, I don't think this has anything to do with beds specifically, I suspect beds just provide better conditions for reproducing the bug.
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MCPE-179?Alexey, you're probably right,
MCPE-179just seems to be ghost torches.Does this only affect iOS? I'm pretty sure I would have noticed something like this, but haven't seen it on Android...
Water is indestructible to explosions, see http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Explosion
This sounds like the intended behavior to me. If there's more going on here, please provide more information and we'll reopen this.
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MCPE-344Brian, please take a look at
MCPE-344and let me know if you think it's the same issue.Also, was your world originally created in an older version of MCPE (pre-0.4.0)?
It's been two weeks, resolving as incomplete due to lack of feedback. We can reopen this if more detailed information is provided.
Are you saying the arrow is at the wrong angle? Standing up straight instead of pointing in the direction you fired it?
There's not enough information here to resolve the problem. With a meaningful summary and steps to reproduce (logs from the crash wouldn't hurt either), this ticket can be reopened.
Torabi, I would, but
MC-202has more relevant discussion, so we should probably continue discussion there.There's not enough information here to do anything useful with. We can reopen this if more information is provided.
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What happens if you remove the water?
Yes, please attach crash logs as text files; screenshots of parts of crash logs aren't as useful.
Alright, I think this is the same as
MC-547– if you have any more information please comment there.Bora, does
MC-547sound like the same issue to you?If it's a different issue, please provide more information and we'll reopen this.
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Marking it as a duplicate of
MC-414, will mention the slabs there.MC-626mentions this also affects inverted slabs.Talven,
MC-88seems like the inverse of this.MC-514describes this behavior and the behavior described inMC-88. It might be easiest to assign all of these tickets as duplicates ofMC-514, unless 514 is improperly rolling two issues into one. Not really sure how to handle it.Nice bug report. I'm updating the summary to be a little more precise (just quoting from your description).
This tracker is only for tracking issues with the software, not for discussion about the tracker itself... you can use some other channel for that.
I'm pretty sure the idea has already been thoroughly considered anyway, so you'd probably need to build a better case for it.
Matthew, you can update this ticket and add screen shots to it, no need to create another one.
Already reported as
MC-398, please add any additional info to that ticket.Tickets need a meaningful summary and description to be complete.
Marking it as a duplicate of MC-72, please continue discussion there.
Please provide a meaningful summary and description with each ticket.
Eric, to be honest I had no idea what it meant until I read your comment. I think we want to set the bar a little higher than that; you should be able to identify an issue by the summary, and the description should be cohesive and thorough.
MC-1is a good example of how a ticket should look.If the reporter or one of the other mods wants to fix the ticket up so it's complete, we can reopen it.
Alberto, what happens if you change your FOV settings?
Alright, thanks for your reply... I'll reopen it.
Martin, I'm guessing it's something like that. I've played around with hacked-in FOV settings and ended up with an upside-down screen and inverted controls in some versions.
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MC-856; please add any other relevant info there.I'm going to mark this as resolved again
It's (hopefully) more manageable to have these linked together, and to have one open "reference ticket" (
MC-206) and keep most of the conversation there. If this ticket andMC-559are marked as duplicates ofMC-206, it will be easy to find them again from there, but they won't drown out other stuff as much, because they won't be open.tl;dr: I think we want to have only one ticket open per issue, no matter how good the tickets are.
Possible duplicate of
MC-211. I'm confused by this use of the word "opaque"; is it actually used to mean something like "transparent" here?Joey, please limit each ticket to one issue only (for example only suggest sinks, or only suggest chairs). Tickets with multiple issues are invalid, because they can't be handled effectively. Feel free to open a new ticket (or tickets), but please review the guidelines first.
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Luca, no problem; thanks for noticing and pointing it out.
Cactus blocks destroy dropped items... don't die around them.
Duplicates aren't necessarily decided by which ticket was filed first. A later ticket might provide more information or have some useful comments, or one of the developers may have just happened to notice the newer ticket first.
What I'm trying to figure out is how this is any different from
MCPE-51.This video was linked in a duplicate ticket: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nPJCLgadl8o
Sounds like it.
MC-409only mentions terrain, though, so maybe we should have one ticket for terrain and one for chests.Marking it as a duplicate of
MC-593instead, see my comment there.Edit - Changed it to
MC-409after all.Probably.
MC-95indicates this affects players as well.Sounds like it.
Marking as invalid; assuming texture pack issue until reporter indicates otherwise.
This doesn't really describe a reproducible bug; it describes a problem that might (or might not) be attributable to a bug. For support requests, use minecraftforum.net.
Does anyone see a reason to handle translation issues here in the future, or should they just be handled at crowdin.net?
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Looks like a duplicate of
MC-302.Possibly related to
MC-315?Suppose I fit my riding lawn mower with nitrous tanks, and then manage to blow up the engine. Should I report to the lawn mower manufacturer that their product is defective?
Confirmed. You have to be right up against the glass for it to work.
Nice bug report. Don't worry about duplication across projects.
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Marking as a duplicate of
MC-87– will leave a note there pointing back here.See
MC-795for a detailed description.Already reported as
MCPE-229; please add any additional information there.I have to agree with John... these suggestions don't seem to have any particular motive or justification.
We don't really have any guidelines in place for feature suggestions yet; I'll see if we can do something about that. In the meantime, I'm going to go ahead and close this.
Can someone confirm whether this is still in 0.4.0? I haven't seen this in a long time.
Probably a duplicate of
MC-312.According to
MC-1457, this also happens when the player drops a stack of eggs.Can't argue with that! There was a similar issue to
MCPE-51that didn't involve beds (everything else was pretty much identical), I wonder if that's working now...There's not enough information here to do anything with. Please review the guidelines.
This is clearly not a bug, it's a feature request at best, if not an entirely separate project.
Linux is clearly supported, and instructions for launching the game are right there on the download page.
If you know people who could benefit from something like this, why not just make a deb or rpm with a little script that downloads the launcher and installs all the shortcuts and share it with them?
Talven, good point, I thought about that before posting, and read that section... the way I read it, as long as your script is downloading it from the "central source," it should be legit, but I could be wrong. Obviously there would be issues with trademarks too, so the launcher icon would probably suck.
If your rpm doesn't contain (any version of) the client (because it downloads it from the "central source"), how can it possibly contain/be a hacked client?
Anyway, I'm not here to give you legal advice; do what you like, but please use this issue tracker for bug reports only, not requests for enhancement.
I wonder if the reporter is actually talking about the cracking animation and not particles (as in
MC-234)?Agreed, will leave a note there.
MC-1491reports that this also affects digging straight up.Looks the same as
MC-234to me, marking as a duplicate since all the other duplicates are linked to that ticket already.Not only that, the description has a nice little ABCB rhyme scheme going on...
While boating in the ocean /
and diving for some clay /
I got back to my boat, to find /
my cat was in the way. /
Bugs observed in modified clients are not valid. If you want to test it in vanilla and update the ticket, we can reopen.
Looks like it.
Marking as incomplete since there's not enough information here to resolve the problem. If you want to compress and attach your saved world to this report, it can be re-opened and examined.
I've had the "up key" on the virtual d-pad get stuck sometimes. The image changes slightly, like it does when you press the button. Tapping it a few times seems to fix it. Not sure if this is the same issue you're having...
Some tickets marked as duplicates involve the torch jumping from a floor to a wall rather than wall to wall.
Please use English when making bug reports. If you translate this to English we can reopen it.
This is more of a support request than a bug report. Have you tried using Oracle's JVM instead of Zero / jamvm / whatever JVM you're actually using?
Congratulations, you're the 16th person to report this bug.
Chad, out of curiosity, what did you search for? I typed "jump over walls" in the Quick Search box and found
MC-1745and most of the issues linked to it. Maybe we need to have better instructions on searching...Possibly related to
MCPE-303?As far as I can tell from the description on the wiki, that's pretty much how it's supposed to work.
There's also been some confusion in MCPE, which does accept 0, which is treated the same as -0, and 0.1, and in fact any string starting with 0... but there probably would have been just as much confusion if 0 acted like a non-seed.
I don't see any particular reason to expect 0 to act one way or the other in this situation, so I'm marking this "Works As Intended" until I hear otherwise.
Please add more information about your system (GPU? Java version?) and either some screenshots, a video, or a list of exact steps someone else can follow to see this behavior.
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Talven, do you recall whether that was an Atlassian-hosted JIRA or a 3rd-party JIRA install? I think that would definitely slow the duplicate tickets down some...
I don't know either.
This issue was really common with MCPE; I think it's recently been fixed there, maybe the fix can make its way back upstream...
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What's different about
MC-1662? Looks pretty much the same to me.Cloning is probably the best way to handle it... you could also try to get a mod to reopen it, but there isn't really a great way of contacting mods right now. Cloning also draws more attention to it than reopening would, I think. It's probably not a bad thing for regressions like this to stand out a bit more (assuming people use cloning responsibly, of course).
The only written guidelines we have right now, AFAIK, are here; they're targeted more at non-technical users. Communication between mods and developers mostly happens on IRC (I actually suggested a Meta-Jira as well, but it was decided against for now).
Anyway, I agree that there should be some way for everyone to communicate outside of the tracker; this is mostly a community effort after all. I'll run it by some of the other mods and see what we can come up with...
Please attach the error report (the file shown on the screen you pasted).
It looks to me like a decent fix for
MC-529will resolve this, even if the cause was different.Without the crash log, it's incomplete.
Please provide a thorough summary and description.
Please provide a crash report.
Marking as a duplicate of
MC-2012since it's assigned to a devevloper.It's not clear that it's a bug, anyway. If the cat's legs were floating above its body or something that would be different, but this is more of an aesthetic issue... something for designers to look at, not developers.
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> Issues in translations
Mostly can be handled at crowdin.net; if it can't, it's probably a bug.
> textures
Right, they're not bugs; these are subjective aesthetic issues. This is definitely not the place.
> Issues in game balance
If these are severe, just label them as bugs. If they're not severe, they probably don't belong here.
> just plain annoying things, such as bat noises
Again, if it's severe (in this case physically uncomfortable), label it as a bug. If it's not severe, it doesn't belong here.
I don't know if Features/Improvements will be added in the future, but for now we just have Bugs. It's not an omission, it's set up that way intentionally. Enough effort goes into managing duplicate, incomplete, and invalid bug reports already; add an endless stream of feature suggestions and RFEs to that and you're looking at an almost unmanageable situation. We're working on ways to improve things, but at this point I don't think we want to add that functionality (not that it's my decision to make, anyway).