Circuitlab Passive element current requirement

Hello, I would like to build a circuit with an ammeter in it, but I would like to solve the circuit with the requirement that the ammeter have a certain reading.

Here is the circuit I am working on

I want AM8 and AM9 to have readings of 3 mA and 1 mA respectively. How can I force them to have specific reading, or is there a way for that section of wire to have the same reading without using an ammeter?

(I will post the URL of the circuit as well) https://www.circuitlab.com/circuit/2n2545gzxek9/am8-am9/

by pil0terr0r
September 12, 2021

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