Hi.
I’m a complete newbie with KiCad and I can’t find a solution to this issue online.
I made a very simple connection from C0 of one component, and it needs to connect to two other components (switches).
The issue is that in the PCB footprint view, I don’t see two separate connections from C0 to each switch. For some reason, C0 connects to one switch and then continues directly to the other.
Does anyone know why this happens?
You need to get your head around the concept of a “net” . . . those three connection points, the pin 2 - COM0 and the two relays - pin 6 are all on the same net, KiCad is just showing you that they are all connected . . . it’s now up to you to decide, by laying tracks, how they are physically connected and remain on the same “net”.
Indeed.
In your schematic, you can also follow the green wire from the diode in one switch to the other diode, without first going to the IC. It’s just 3 pins connected in a net, and there is no ordering in the connections at all.
I see. Thank you.
So, I can also wire it the way it’s shown? I don’t need to run separate wires from C0 to switch 1 and C0 to switch 2? I can just route from C0 to switch 1, and then from switch 1 to switch 2, and it would work the same way?
Yes, indeed, yes, yes, yes.
You can even start the second connection from half way of first connection 
haha awesome. thank you everyone, makes probably wiring quite a bit easier
