I don't think it is a good idea to get the supply of the OP(s) from the output voltage.
Perhaps not. I just copied Dave's uSupply design/knew it would be fine for simulation, as it's a clean power source.
Adding current regulation to the LM317 is rather difficult, if there is not resistance in the output side of the circuit.
As in, resistance between output and adjust? Or load resistance?
Besides the points noted by David Hess, the 10 µF capacitor at the com pin of the LM317 to GND is a bad idea. It is OK if there is no external fast regulation going on, but not if external regulation is needed.
This capacitor can already cause trouble for the OP regulating the voltage.
Also fair point, thanks. Again, just trying to work out why something suss is up with even slow or steady-state conditions. Either way, I set that cap to 0.1uF and the output is the same (but do expect faster responses now).
It is a good Idea to crop the the pictures to the important part or at least use a suitable zoom in LTspice to have less unused frame around. Not many have a screen good for 2772 x 1398 pixels.
I just did it that way to show the simulation output alongside. Note a screen that big isn't required – just the ability to zoom an image (pinching, ctrl+/-, cmd+/-, view menu, etc.).
Another good idea is to spend some extra time and attach .asc and related .lib file that people who are asking to assist can open it, check results or even directly make a change and post a new version back.
Good point. I have uploaded them here:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/5sqdcirqmwaerls/AAAS9cm4qoFE_zt6cf4dCxLNa?dl=0