bevy_prototype_lyon VS roguelike-bevy-crossterm

I am writing a 3D game, and I would like to have a radial (or "pie") menu render over-top the user's current view of the game world. Bevy UI seems exclusive to rectilinear elements, so I have been writing my own using the bevy_prototype_lyon library to draw the annular sector element, and then using bevy UI text nodes to write the text.

You should also check out bevy-prototype-lyon. Very nice to work with

It works rather smooth considering that I didn't put much time into it yet, mostly using bevy_prototype_lyon for the rendering, did create some helping logic to make the entity creating and updating easier to manage (any update to the shapes after creation need to replace it with a new one, so can be quite tedious), also some super basic layouting for grids and docking views.

I use bevy_prototype_lyon to create shapes https://github.com/Nilirad/bevy_prototype_lyon

Modify the roguelike to use bevy's ECS with a shadow buffer for position-based calculations specific to the roguelike. And then see where I'm at and then add to the look-up by value discussion referenced above. Step 2 is probably not required, but I had expected that bevy_crossterm would be a fairly easy transition (it was not) because the crate has been around for awhile and there's already another roguelike started using TheBracket's roguelike tutorial.