Hi, this is probably simplest PCB you will ever see.
I have a part that has SMD pads which needs to be routed into an easier to work with through hole connections. So I figured I’d just make a PCB that does that (maybe there is an easier way? the SMD pads have nonstandard spacing though)
When I run the design rule check , I get errors that indicates “Stop Mask” where the SMD pads are. What could be the problem? Screenshot is attached, thanks.
Consider attaching the picture in your post. 
Or else people have to login to F******k. Ugh.
oops let’s try this again, here is the image i hope
It’s a good idea to mitre 90 degree bends in tracks.
It could be saying that there is no solder resist covering the gap between each pad so you have a potential for solder shorts between pads.
What tool are you running a DRC check with and what does its help file say about this error?
EDIT - I see from googling that it is likely Eagle.
Hi, I figured out what the problem was. I outlined the component using a silk screen layer so once I switched to some harmless layer than the error went away.