Collisions and velocity, how do I predict hits that will take place between this update and the next?

I'm doing simple col开发者_如何学运维lisions on moving, coloured pixels. If their velocity get's higher than 1, the pixels may pass through something in the static world I'm trying to collide with.

How do I compensate for this?

This C++ example uses a vector based approach to predicting the paths of particles undergoing elastic collisions. This Java example is similar, rewinding to the start of a collision between particles when overlap is detected. In each, the critical element is separating the model from the view. By doing so, it's possible to iterate the model at 1 pixel/tick and update the view at a different, variable rate.

The article 2-Dimensional Elastic Collisions without Trigonometry may also be helpful.