# Dynamic Terrain

## iMove Dynamic Terrain  <img src="/files/m2fWq9Lbl1UhEJumKU5T" alt="" data-size="line">

Place this component on any object that is a moving object (vehicles, platforms, etc...). This will ensure the player's movement is not jittery. Note that your object that is moving will need a collider.

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The dynamic terrain component pairs nicely with things like the GVS\_Moving\_Platform component:

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It also works well with the GVS\_Floating\_Object component:

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