When you increase Added Breadth, which aspect of the ship are you modifying?

When you increase Added Breadth, you are modifying the width of the ship. Increased breadth refers to the measurement of how wide the ship is, which can have various implications for stability, cargo capacity, and seaworthiness. A broader ship can offer more stability in rough seas, but it may also impact how well the ship can maneuver in tighter spaces, like canals or harbors. However, the direct and immediate effect of increasing the Added Breadth is on the overall width measurement of the vessel.