How can a NodeJS server be used from Game Maker HTML5?

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Published on 2012-03-30T06:36:08Z Indexed on 2012/03/30 11:42 UTC
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I want to create a client-server game that runs on Game Maker HTML5-NodeJS. The NodeJS server will be an AI server - a bot that acts like a human opponent and plays against the human player at a front-end game client that is coded in GM HTML5.

How can a NodeJS server be used from GM HTML5. Are there any examples of such a system?

I already got an iOS game that can talk to a remote AI server (coded in Lua) using TCP sockets. Can this be done with Game Maker HTML5 and NodeJS.

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