-What
All this does is replace the textures of the male and female Chinese Jumpsuit and Dirty Chinese Jumpsuit. I gave particular attention to the seams, so that the pattern breaks at the edges of the cloth.

-Why
I wanted to camouflage something, and the Chinese Jumpsuit textures are near the top of the alphabet. I chose the woodland pattern because, in our timeline, Chinese soldiers are issued a similar pattern, although on theirs they have more green than brown.

-Credit
Texture: Bethesda / Edited by: Leif Runenritzer
Camouflage pattern: Jim Collins http://www.printmini.com/printables/mil/

-Installation
Extract or copy the textures folder to \Bethesda Softworks\Fallout 3\Data.
You should end up with outfitf.dds, outfitfold.dds, outfitm.dds and outfitmold.dds in the \Bethesda Softworks\Fallout 3\Data\textures\armor\chinesecommando folder.

Also uploaded are the templates i did for applying camouflage to the Chinese Jumpsuit, in .psd format. The idea is apply your camouflage and instantly trim it down to a particular shape. Basically, select a particular, solid color with enough tolerance to cover the bleeding edges, invert the selection, lay your pattern down, and cut so that the camouflage now covers what that particular color did. I do this on every color, get rid of the color layers, merge the camouflage all into one layer and put that layer into 'overlay' mode. I then adjust hue/saturation to my liking, flatten and save as a .dds. The purpose of the many different colors is to make the camouflage pattern break wherever there's a seam.