A lot of times I started rendering forgetting to turn off that rendering visibility icon in the outliner.
Is there any way Blender can automatically hide all the invisible objects in the 3D viewport in the final rendering?
Oh, this is my fault, I am sorry.
Let me make myself clear.
I like to match the render visibility to the viewport, or should I say I like to only render the things that can be seen in the viewport.
Thanks!
i don’t understand? why do you want to turn off visibility for objects which are already invisible?
Run this script.
import bpy
for o in bpy.data.scenes["Scene"].objects :
o.hide_render = o.hide_get()
… assuming you are working on a scene called Scene.
Good luck.
the objects you’re highlighting are not invisible in viewport though…
Render Visibility isn’t the same as Viewport Visibility and it is sometimes annoying to remember the difference in large scenes.
OP was highlighting the Render Visibility icons to supplement the question.
while I haven’t personally used these you may want to look at.
Collection Visibility - Coding / Released Scripts and Themes - Blender Artists Community
sure but he’s talking about synchonizing viewport visibility with render visibility, and in the image the viewport visibility is on, or i completely misunderstand his question…
Yea I think the image was just illustrative. The question was clear
Yepp… only difference: the empty is not selectable.
Okay… but he used that instead of the and added an image… showing something different 
(Okay… maybe that’s nitpicking… but clear answers for clear questions 
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i think zeroskilz gave the solution…
One of the more infuriating annoyances in Blender…
We rolled our own panel/buttons to deal with this.
I wrote an addon that keeps it all automatically in sync
yes there should be a button somewhere to automatically sync
Thank you! This is a really good addon.
Wow, this addon is much easier, Thank you!