Simple LED Circuit PUBLIC

The circuit you've constructed is 220Vdc and needs a ground.

This gives you 5V across each LED and a current of 457mA. You'd blow them to smitherines and because the supply is so high you're wasting a lot of power thru the resistors.

CL is currently a bit tricky to model LED circuits, unless you use the specific models provided.

The simplest way to drive LEDs is with a DC supply just a bit higher than the sum of voltage drops of the LEDs in a series circuit with a resistor to limit the current.

Standard LEDs run on 10s of mA of current and a few volts drop while 1W LEDs run on around 350mA with a 2-4V drop across each one.

You could use a regulated dc supply, say from a mobile phone charger with the series circuit described above.

With the specific LEDs you've chosen a 9Vdc supply connected to a series circuit of 150R + 3 x LEDs provides the 20mA current required.

Don't forget the ground in modelling circuits, I've wasted hours wondering why things didn't work because of it! :)