In a word… Nope…
Spent years looking myself, ex bassist now with arthritis still wanting to produce expressive bass parts.
Some people have mentioned the scarbee ones but Trilian seemed much more like it to me, plus you get all the synth stuff too…
It does have its limitations and it does take a little while to be able to get the best out of it, but like most things you get out what you put in… Actually building a full ‘multi’ patch for the Music Man bass and then creating an articulation map for it was a little time consuming initially but it’s helped me to understand it to a greater depth than some other soft synths i have.
It’s been around for quite a while now and is probably due for an updated version…
It IS pretty impressive though and a good investment for what it does…
Ymmv as they say though.
Afterthought… i’m not sure but i think halion sonic se MIGHT have one or two bass VX patches on board, you can fake hammer ons by making the hammered notes legato if there’s a preceding note, usually sounds fairly realistic, you can sometimes get away with using pitch bend for a slide too, i used to set the bend range to an octave and manually draw slides in the pitchbend window in the midi editor, in a dense mix it can sound fine but a bit weird on its own…
… but is there anything out there quick and simple for a bass hammer on and slide (that sounds good)?