From my friend Wordtune, here's how you do it: Creating a button on Scratch is a great way to make your project stand out. To get started, open the Scripts tab and click ‘Add a Backdrop’ from the options on the left side. Once you’ve chosen a backdrop, click the ‘Looks’ tab and select the ‘Costumes’ section. Next, click the ‘Paint new costume’ button and design your button. Once you’re happy with the design, click the ‘OK’ button to save it. Now, open the ‘Scripts’ tab again and select the ‘Control’ section. Drag a ‘When Green Flag Clicked’ block onto the work area and connect it to a ‘Go to X: Y’ block. Set the coordinates in the ‘Go to’ block to the location of your button. Next, drag a ‘Forever’ block to the work area and connect it to the ‘Go to’ block. Inside the ‘Forever’ block, drag a ‘Change size by 10’ block and a ‘Wait for 1-second’ block. This will create a loop that makes your button appear to be pulsing. Finally, drag a ‘When This Sprite Clicked’ block to the work area and connect it to the ‘Forever’ block. Inside the ‘When This Sprite Clicked’ block, you can add any code you want to run when your button is clicked. That’s it! You should now have a functional button in your Scratch project.
note: I don't know why it stops for one second another note: clicking too much will be sooooooo BIG
