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I love TES games, but when I finished Skyrim and Oblivion for the 25th time each and decided to play Morrowind, I realized I'm too spoiled by modern games for its old mechanics and gameplay. Then I found out about TESRenewal, and started following the progress. In one of the youtube videos I saw you were looking for coders and I realized I can contribute to something I was so excited about. I started my path to working in game dev 7ish years ago(only last 3 were serious), and thought this would be a great experience on a more real project than the university assignments or hackathons, seeing how there are more than 4 people participating here. Have experience working on projects in small groups(4 people), and willingness to learn is what makes me get up from the bed. I know object oriented principles in quite some depth, am proficient with version control(unfortunately only SVN so far), understand the importance of testing and documentation/conventions, have learned scripting basics in Papyrus, and am enriching my knowledge of it on daily basis. If this is in any way helpful for you, I also can SQL, C, Java and Python. Not on "master" level, but pretty good. Hope to be working with all of you, it seems like a great friendly environment from the forum and chat.

Hello,
Hello,
for coding: i see you have CK and papyrus experience, if you need some refreshment, see the tutorials for them, or this document if you haven't read it so far. If you feel ready to start, message me.