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About CHiMERiC
chi·mer·ic adj.
  1. Created by or as if by a wildly fanciful imagination; highly improbable.
  2. Given to unrealistic fantasies; fanciful.
  3. Of, related to, or being a chimera.

CHiMERiC was conceived by Neural9 back in 1998, coinciding with the launch of Unreal.  I (crack_addict/ca) inherited the site from it's original creator around July/August of the same year, and have been managing it ever since.  From the start CHiMERiC has been the premier Unrealscript Coding resource site for the Unreal community, and has expanded and evolved over time with the release of Unreal Tournament.  Recently, mr.self-destruct has come on board to help update and maintain the site, as well as continue contributing new content.

Looking towards the future - CHiMERiC plans to stick around, ever expanding as possible, and hopefully embracing the launch of the next wave of Unreal titles (Unreal 2, Unreal Warfare, Unreal Championship).  We will strive to always be the top Unrealscript site anywhere, consistently bringing you new content and being a welcome home to the Unrealscript community in particular.

About crack_addict
Ray Davis, programmer. I've been programming for Unreal specifically since it came back way back when, and learning to program in everything else since I was a little guy. I've been maintaining this site for a couple years now, suffered through it's one major re-design, written a bunch of tutorials for unrealscript, etc. Basically if you love the site or just plain hate it, you have me to blame. :-)

I'm currently employed by Digitalo Studios, working on a top-secret  project (which isn't incredibly secret anymore), and I've also donecontract work for Perilith's Unrealty, as well as worked on a few modifications here and there.

About mr.self-destruct
Joined CHiMERiC in the summer of 2001, having previously written a number of tutorials for CHiMERiC and worked on a few mods (most if not all of you've probably never heard of).

I'm currently studying for a BSc Computer Science at the University of Brighton (UK).



copyright 2001 ray davis.  this site and all content belongs to me unless otherwise noted, with the exception of some tutorials.  the authors retain the rights to their material, and are hosted here with their express permission.  everything else is mine though, so don't steal it. bastards.
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