For AUT/Roblox-style emote wheels , the usual fix is to rebind the emote wheel key or disable the wheel through the game’s settings if the game supports it. In Roblox experience scripts, a common way to hide the emote menu is StarterGui:SetCoreGuiEnabled(Enum.CoreGuiType.EmotesMenu, false), but that only works if the developer built it into the game.

What you can try

  1. Check the game’s Settings or Controls menu for an emote wheel toggle or keybind option.
  2. If the game uses a keybind for the wheel, reassign it to a less-used key.
  3. If you’re asking as a game creator, disable the emote menu in a local script with the Roblox API above.

Important note

If AUT itself does not expose a setting, there may be no player-side option to fully remove it; in that case, the best workaround is changing the bind or avoiding the input that opens it.

If you want, I can give you the exact steps for Roblox player settings or game scripting.