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It's not the way I did it with that old project as it stretches the width of the ray and adds extra distortion to the curves. But you can give it a try with the Polar Coordinates.

You need to have the number of rays needed in a line. Follow these steps outlined by chrisdesign - https://www.photoshopgurus.com/forum/photoshop-newbies/53210-how-evenly-curve-panoramic-image-along-circles-circumference-post1533703920.html#post1533703920 .

It may take a bit of adaptation to get the look you need. For instance trying out different line thickness to get the desired circular path thickness. And most probably, you may need to experiment with different sizes of the image and canvass to compensate for the stretched result of the filter.

Knowing the effects of this filter, you may need to stretch the line lengthwise and increase the canvass size to accommodate it.

edit .... Here's what I mean.... I had to reshape the ray to try lessen the distortion but still came up too much.... :banghead: .  It can be done but you need a ray with slight bends and with none towards the tip.

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