In this assignment, you will write a RIB file that directs the renderer to draw a wave constructed from modeling primitives. This assignment will help you to better understand quadrics, and how to use multiple parts to make a larger model. The final rendered image should look like the following:SpecificationsThe model should be constructed using the Torus primitive as discussed in lecture.There should be eight such instances of tori, in addition to a sphere to make the center wave cap. See final image from the Intro section.You will also need to make sure to include two lights in your scene, and properly position and enable them. The colors and position you choose are up to you, but your image must clearly show the intended object. For the final image, use one distantlight $($intensity $3\mathrm{.}0)$ and one ambientlight $($intensity $0\mathrm{.}07).$ My image uses an exposure gain of $1\mathrm{.}1$ and gamma of $2\mathrm{.}3,$ but these options are up to you.Deliverables You need to submit:$640$ by $480$ jpg file $($no alpha channel$)$ of your final imageThe RIB file used to generate the imageGrading RubricCorrect torus wave object $25\%$Two lights defined in the scene of the appropriate types $15\%$ Inclusion of RIB file for scene $50\%$Inclusion of image properly rendered $10\%$