Browser texture limits impacting sprite sheet generation for web animations.

This issue exposes a critical technical bottleneck for web animation tools: browser texture limits. Developers using `oil-motion` are encountering a 4096px image width ceiling, preventing the consolidation of numerous keyframe images into a single sprite sheet. This directly impacts asset optimization and animation performance, forcing developers to manage multiple smaller sprite sheets or compromise on animation complexity. The market implication is a demand for solutions that abstract or circumvent these browser-level rendering limitations, enabling high-density asset packing for smooth, complex web animations without manual workarounds. Tools failing to address this will face adoption barriers among users pushing the boundaries of interactive web experiences.