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Tailoring of secondary optics, especially in short distances to the light source, requires appropriate, point source based, primary optic models which provide adequate accuracy. We propose a method to generate such models for complex, even non-smooth, primary optics by using spatial radiation patterns and applying backward tailoring. Furthermore, we demonstrate the scope of this method and the improvements on the secondary optic design process.