ShiVa3D

ShiVa3D Player is an internet plug-in component that integrates with macOS Internet Plug-Ins, not a standalone application. Stonetrip, the vendor behind ShiVa3D, discontinued active development of the engine several years ago, and there is no indication that a native Apple Silicon build of this plug-in was ever released. Internet plug-ins as a category have become obsolete on modern macOS — Apple removed support for legacy browser plug-ins (NPAPI-based plug-ins like Flash, Java applets, and ShiVa3D Player) starting with Safari 14 in 2020, and the technology is completely unavailable on current releases. The ShiVa3D Player plug-in will not launch on any current macOS version, regardless of architecture. When Apple removes Rosetta 2 in macOS 28 (late 2027), this will remain non-functional. If you have old web content that relied on ShiVa3D Player, the only practical path forward is to contact the original content creators and ask them to migrate their 3D experiences to modern web standards such as WebGL, Babylon.js, Three.js, or WebGPU, which work natively in all modern browsers without plug-ins.