Eliminate any sharp corners... & as straight as possible

[Guillaume_Boulay]

Looking at this spec sheet, chapter 10.1
http://www.ti.com/lit/gpn/TPD6F002

they suggest to avoid any sharp corners… how ‘bad’ can I go
my trace will be very short but I have to do corners since the two package I’m using are different sizes.
this one has .50mm and the other http://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/devicedoc/20001952c.pdf
is .27

this is a quick mockup of what I need to do…

edit; the picture shared use a bigger version of the mcp23017 so the pitch is even bigger… I found they offer the smaller version with .27

[Efcis]

To get straight tracks, you can temporarily use the legacy canvas, and uncheck the appropriate setting in Preferences / pcbnew / Legacy toolset Routing options to allow free angle tracks. But you won’t be able to use the interactive router.

[PCB_Wiz]

@Guillaume_Boulay

they suggest to avoid any sharp corners… how ‘bad’ can I go

by sharp corners, they usually mean 90 degrees. ie What you have looks quite good.
As this is a Pi-Filter, your GND paths and avoiding cross-coupling should be the focus.
eg Maybe more than 2 vias, and largest practical distance between left and right traces.

[jos]

The curved/rounded track tool comes top mind.

https://github.com/jcloiacon/flexRoundingSuite

[Seth_h]

If you go to Interactive Router Settings you can select Highlight Collisions mode and then check Free angle mode to get direct tracks in the modern router.