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I was about to goto sleep yesterday and I thought of a way to get a little more bang for your buck so that those of us who need to add insane ammounts of collisions can do it without killing the FPS.

First make a integer Counter.
ColExe = 1

Then in your main loop divide up your collisions:
If ColExe = 1 Then Check Collisions 1 - 100
ColExe = 2
If ColExe = 2 Then Check Collisions 101 - 200
ColExe = 3
If ColExe = 2 Then Check Collisions 200 - 201
ColExe = 1

Since as long as you are moving at over 15 frames a second, it would be impossible for a human to tell since the collisions are still being handled with Mili Second Accuracy.

Then you could take this a step further and do priorities for your collision using 2 Variables. That way you could have collisions that are only checked once every 6 frames or longer (whichout messing up your high priority collisions) This could be useful for things like opening doors, and the like. Since they could even be opened on a 1 second or 2 second delay and it would still seem natural.

Anyways, this has probably been done before, but I just throught I'd throw it out there because it may be useful to someone out there who hasn't thought of it yet.

Yes I was already doing this, but nice idea, and it works well Nice1 I'm sure some1 will find this useful

I do it quite often if necessary but normally I do collision checks with the main character every loop but collision checks with other objects in the world in alternate loops.