Comment 1 for bug 1343411

> Currently SVG animations are made saving DIFFERENT SVG frames as individual .svg files, and then using animation libraries like Snap.SVG to play those as frames and creating/blending the in-between frames automatically.

No, that's not how SVG animations are made. SVG animations are made by hand-editing the SVG file to include <animate> nodes or using scripting languages to manipulate the DOM. It's possible to create a rendered result of these with a tool like SVGani. (for an example of animated SVG, see http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/4f/Soccer_ball_animated.svg )

What you're referring to is known as keyframed animation, and easy enough (and even faster!) to do with multiple layers that change throughout an animation. Label them and toggle their visiblity per each export you make.