gpt4all looks into the models folders that is created in the same directory as loom.jar at runtime. just put your models in there.
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The only thing you need is Java. You can get java here: Download Java for Windows. Once you install java, double click on loom.jar and it should work
Hey sorry I'm just seeing this, you can connect output terminals to any number of input terminals. However, input terminals can only have one connection. Nodes execute after they get all the information they need. Some nodes execute in parallel with others (like the gpt3 node and the code node is "async" is checked) while others dont need the extra thread so they execute in series by order of whichever was ready first. Hope this helps
Merry christmas! I just released the build with the http nodes. You can read about it on the newly launched patreon: Loom Alpha 5.0 - HTTP requests, accessibility options, and Patreon launch | Kingroka on Patreon