Feedback Falloff offset has been removed from Freeform lights, effect not possible anymore

Since Freeform lights have changed and the Falloff Offset property has disappeared, I don't know how to achieve this effect to replace my lights (falloff intensity low at the bottom of the light, high at the top of the light):


I cannot use point lights with inner/outer angles because it is not a light bulb, it is like a fluorescent tube with rectangular shape.

Would it be possible to put the property there again? Can anybody give a short explanation about why it was removed? I don't see alternative ways to achieve the same.

I already warned about this before the decision was made: https://forum.unity.com/threads/2d-lights-streamline-tell-us-your-thoughts.975747/#post-6664804

I know I'm not the center of the world and Unity is not meant to satisfy my individual needs, but... I consider this a very small change (is it expensive to revert it?) that has big consequences, and I'm not alone on this as far as I have read in the forum.

Thank you in advance

 

I've added it back to v2021 in my fork.
https://github.com/QThund/Graphics/...a75f0e1c86cdf6b13f88af8d77f04301e9&diff=split

 

I second this! Was a very useful feature...

 

Can you tell me how to add it back?

 

Hi Nyir, I shared the code in the second message. You need to download the URP code repository and apply those changes there.

 

where can I download it from? and where do I apply the changes in the script?

 

You need to make a fork of the URP repository in Github (https://github.com/Unity-Technologies/Graphics). Then you download it wherever in your PC as with any other working copy and import it in your Unity project as a package. Then you can go to every file that appears in the commit I shared above and apply the changes to them.