Animated sprites for cross browser graphics

This is primarily for making 2d game art but could be used on websites to provide cross platform animations. I'm making a free tutorial with the source so anyone can build the program and extend it as they see fit.

I'm looking for ideas to make it more useful for web, maybe with options for spinning banners, fade in and out phrases/text, etc.

Right now, you load a 3d model with animations, it could be a character, a windmill or building, etc

You click an animation to load it, then press a key to "record" it. The model will play through the animation capturing key frames at set intervals, then it processes the images to remove the pink background using the alpha channel, then it packs the different frames into a single image with transparent background.

Anyone see any potential web uses? I can also send the sprite sheet to a server or do something else with it. Maybe allow several layers so you can customize text on a 3d billboard that moves or spins around, then replay it simply using javascript.

Here's an example of a few sheets I generated and replay using javascript: pugetsoundtraining.com/Portfolio/index.html

Anyone have any interest or ideas for features?

Interesting - I work on cross platform HTML5 games - If you want to have a chat PM me

If you can capture animation frames, implement into a transparent drag and drop frame to capture and make gifs from youtube clips & other media?

An import / export option integrated with google 3d warehouse. Some type of 'bones' interface for user created animations?