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So what's wrong with my lighting here?
I am new to Unity and I am having problems with some lights on my map, the map is completely indoors.
So, the walls are lit but the ceiling and floor aren't? why? 
But the thing is that it doesn't happen with every light, even tho the lights are supposedly the same and the geometry of the ceiling and floor is the same for the whole map(Yes I will change it to be different for the different rooms later on) 
the geometry of the ceiling and floor is the same for the whole map
And herein lies the problem - forward rendering supports a limited number of pixel lights per object. As such, when you reach that limit, the remaining lights are drawn as vertex lights, which probably wouldn't do anything here as I'm assuming the planes are very low poly. The fix for this is to either increase the maximum number of pixel lights in the quality settings or switch to deferred rendering.
I am using the Universal Render Pipeline and it seems to not show the option to change to deferred rendering?(and neither to increase the maximum number of pixel lights)
URP has a fixed maximum number of lights, meaning the only real way to avoid this would be to use room-specific geometry/decrease the range of lights.
$$anonymous$$aybe changing the lights' mode to mixed and baking the lightmap would also get around this issue, so if you plan on doing that, you may not need to change anything else in the scene.
