Currently, an iron reinforced acid block underneath a stone reinforced block will have the timer of an iron reinforced acid block. Instead, it should be the timer of a stone reinforced acid block. That is, if a higher reinforcement level acid block than necessary is used, its timer should adjust to match the level of the acided block.
Placing an acid block of a lower tier than required fails silently. Repro: reinforce a block with iron and place a stone reinforced acid block below it. Nothing will warn you. You can even do /ctacid and it will happily provide the timer. You only get to find out your mistake once the timer runs out and you do /ctacid. There should be a warning message when placing an invalid acid block.
Currently, an iron reinforced acid block underneath a stone reinforced block will have the timer of an iron reinforced acid block. Instead, it should be the timer of a stone reinforced acid block. That is, if a higher reinforcement level acid block than necessary is used, its timer should adjust to match the level of the acided block.
Placing an acid block of a lower tier than required fails silently. Repro: reinforce a block with iron and place a stone reinforced acid block below it. Nothing will warn you. You can even do
/ctacidand it will happily provide the timer. You only get to find out your mistake once the timer runs out and you do/ctacid. There should be a warning message when placing an invalid acid block.