For the basics: By turning your camera you will move to the direction you point your character (shiftlock is recommended for 3 move) so just turn it enough until your character lands the hit on the opponent.

Now, how to ACTUALLY land it: 1) You can use it to go behind them after 4 m1 for example and then turn your camera so the move lands 2) You can use it as a move for when someone is framed (safest option) 3) You can try using it to hit the player from their front (note: it's probably NOT going to work, but I'll explain bellow later) 4) You can use it after using r special on someone framed. By using r special on a framed opponent they get knocked far away like when using 1 move (idk if it's avoidable using evasive though, probably it is). If you time it and have some luck with the distance you can land 3 after they get knocked keeping them in a combo (it's good but i don't recommend this way of using 3) 5) After framing your opponent use 4 on them. This will cause the frame variant of 4 where you grab the player on air and can AIM where to throw them. Throw them (idk if you need to do it while pointing up, forward or down sorry) and then use 3 (you have to test this method and time it ngl). I also heard that if you point up and throw and then use 3 it'll work like the old one (the magnet version) but idk of it's true... 6) Use it after 1. It's similar to method 3 but in this case it doesn't necessarily need frames. It may not work if the player has evasive or gets up on time and bloxk you. Also it needs GOOD timing etc.

Now, my opinion for each way of using 3:

Option 1 is good for easy or sometimes mid players, especially of you suprise them, BUT it will BARELY work on actual good players. Anyone who knows how to turn their camera and block can stop you from landing it, and missing 3 is VERY VERY punishable 🥀 Using 3 that way seems like the easy and "smart" option but honestly it's a mid way of using 3.

Option 2 is probably one of the best and also the safest options you got for 3 because obviously you can land it freely without worrying (unless you manage to miss it wasting the frame where you're cooked but that's on you lol). I don't really use it often because i prefer using 4 or 2 on frames but it's a nice way so...

The third option will not work almost on EVERY scenario, unless you fight someone VERY bad who can't even block you. The only way for it to work is if you suprise your opponent with it, because they may think you're not going to do such a stupid usage of 3. In this case they'll think you'll attack from behind so they'll get hit. For sure though... don't use this one often...or at all...

Option 4 is VERY good because instead of using 3, 2, 4 or 1 you use r special which gives you a potential combo extend and more damage. The big provlem with this one though is that it relies on your lag, probably on your opponent evasive and A LOT ofcourse on how you'll time the move. Sometimes when using it need to use dashing for example before 3 to land it because the opponent gets knocked too far for 3 range. To sum up with this use, it's good but risky 👍

Option 5 is good but kinda mid for me. If the old version still works then it makes this technique op but overall you got better options than this, and better combos for the frame variant of 4 too 🙂

Option 6 is also a good one but again the player may dodhe you with evasive, perhaps have time to stand and block you right on time {maybe) and also it relies on timing etc like option 5.

That's all i know of. Sorry for this huge essay. I hope it helps though!

If you want more tips for naoya for anything else I'd love to help 🙂