I own a single-user, network license version of Sketchup Pro that I use in my office. I was wondering if I could move the license file for it from the network drive to my dropbox folder so that I can work using Sketchup Pro from home using the same license? I have dropbox installed at work and home. Would this work?

I did find that DWG importer link so thanks for the reply. At work, i float around a few PCs or sometimes someone else can work in SU if I am not so actually the network license has worked well in that way.

Thanks for the reply. I dont use layout or style builder at all. But i do use alot of these great ruby scripts and I constantly reimport autocad files. For now i have Pro running 'hobbled' at home. It seems to work fine. Although i cannot import dwg files with the non-pro version. I think making some crazy WAN share for the license file will be overfill. Too bad. Doesnt seem possible to have home/work installs with a network license version(at least autocad and adobe CS allow it). Ahh well.....

Hi All
I have a single user network license for SU Pro at work. Sometimes i want to work from home. Is there a way that i can still use the Pro version at home? (for example the Adobe CS suite allows two installs under one license).

This is a very cool tool. Out of curiousity, what is the workflow of using Vray with this? I see the checkbox in options. But what does it do? Do you still have to assign the alpha map manually in Vray?
Otherwise, i tried this plugin with sketchup and its pretty cool!

The link for downloading this cool script is not working. Is there a working link available? TIA...