Motion preset plug in?

hello forumers.
i was wandering if there are more motion presets that i can use than the ones that come with flash,the one they have as default are great,but id like to have a wider range if possible.
thank you.

I watched your tutorial. Nice.  I have a few questions though.
How did you change the image size of your photos?  You say it is important to have them 1000 x 750
When I hit the backslash key I only get a picture at the beginning and one at the end.
I have been looking at your book and reading reviews.  If it is as helpful as you are I may have to purchase it. 

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