Just Routing manually.

This is essentially the same problem as I  have described in my replies to this topic: [https://easyeda.com/forum/topic/PCB-trace-antennas-seem-impossible-to-use-d4f1b45fe1e04a4187603026826c084b](https://easyeda.com/forum/topic/PCB-trace-antennas-seem-impossible-to-use-d4f1b45fe1e04a4187603026826c084b) If you read my replies and follow the links, that should help you understand the issue. You might be able to work around it by adding a small second pad with the same number on a corner of each of the irregularly shaped pads but it may still  fail due to the bug I have reported. Try manually routing out from the small pad and then let the auto router do the rest. In the antenna  case, I tried forcing the routing to avoid an area by inserting a "No Solid " area but that didn't work and probably wouldn't be possible in your  pads shapes anyway. Another way round it is to redraw the shape so that the snap area is moved to an edge or a corner. I did this with a pair of rectangular pads that I used to make the SHORTING_LINK footprint to move the two snap points to each end but I don't know if that will work with a more complex polygon like yours. It would also be harder to visualise with the points editing tool. Support mentioned turning snap off but I've not explored ways to exploit that yet. * Another possibility would be to make your pads our of several, slightly overlapping sub-pads each with the same pad number. Then the snap points will always be within some part of the overall shape and you may not care which one the autorouter snaps to.

@UserSupport Thanks. I managed to reshape it using manual routing.

Now I have a new problem. In fact, I am having many CLEARANCE errors on DRC check. The object in the figure below is my footprint\. I manually routed the internal connections\, and I can auto routing the footprint to the external components \(NET U3\_33 and NET U3\_34\, connected to the pads on the left part of the image\)\. However\, when I try to export the Gerber files\, the DRC complains\! I have double-checked the clearance distance and the tracks seem to be inside the limit.  Any help?  

[https://easyeda.com/forum/topic/How-to-avoid-DRC-errors-when-connecting-to-PCB-Footprints-a-k-a-PCB-Libs-90bf944fe3644b21a7d27a9e9d8df8d6](https://easyeda.com/forum/topic/How-to-avoid-DRC-errors-when-connecting-to-PCB-Footprints-a-k-a-PCB-Libs-90bf944fe3644b21a7d27a9e9d8df8d6) [https://easyeda.com/forum/topic/How-to-create-a-capacitive-touch-pad-f6395e879953426bb6c31531553ac160](https://easyeda.com/forum/topic/How-to-create-a-capacitive-touch-pad-f6395e879953426bb6c31531553ac160)